Palm To Psalm

Char Siu

Maybe it is the glistening fat that put me off from preparing this dish often, but this char siu is sinfully delicious and is well received by the family. It is also very easy to prepare and need very little ingredients. You can also cook this hours ahead of your meal. The meat is very tender and succulent and gravy is honey sweet. This is best served with cucumber on the side and any leftover can be cut into cubes and add into fried rice.

pandan leaves and palm sugar

Ingredients

500gm pork belly, 1.5 cm slices
80gm palm sugar,chopped
1/2 tsp salt
Pandan leaves, knotted

Method

• Arrange belly slices into a big heavy based pot. Add everything except palm sugar. 
• Put enough water to cover the belly.
• Bring to boil and lower to a simmer for 20 minutes. Covered
• Flip the belly over and let it cook for another 15 minutes. Flip the belly pieces again
• Put in chopped palm sugar and reduce gray until it's thick like honey. (lid off. Use medium heat and watch the char siu closely to prevent burning)
• Let the char siu cool in pot. Slice when it has totally cooled down.

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