G'day all,
I just whipped up a batch of cha siu as per this recipe
https://www.aussiebbq.info/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9949.
It turned out quite nicely and I've got about half of it left over and I'm looking for suggestions as to what to do with it.
Two things came to mind, one being a soup and the other being a Vietnamese style pork roll.
Does anyone have a good soup recipe using bbq pork?
The other question is, what gives the Vietnamese pork rolls their distinctive flavour? I know there's mint in there as well as the fresh vegies, but there's something that gives it that special flavour, is it a sauce of some kind?
There's a place a few km's down the road that does a good Vietnamese pork roll, but I've usually scoffed it down before I get the chance to dissect it ::).
Thanks for looking.
Cha siu (Chinese BBQ pork)
Cha siu (Chinese BBQ pork)
Some chicken soup, rice noodles, shallots go well. A few thin slices of ginger. Season with sesame seed oil.
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Re: Cha siu (Chinese BBQ pork)
Would it be worthwhile to make up another batch of that sauce marinade and use it as a sauce then have the pork over rice, perhaps stir fry some Asian veggies to go with it.
I can't say I dabble much into the Asian way of BBQ, I generally give this job to my wife who is Japanese, I don't want to poach on her territory although she doesn't cook or eat much Chinese style but loves to eat Vietnamese.
Yeah maybe some kind of soup, not sure if it'd blend in to the Vietnamese style or not.
The Vietnamese use a fair bit of lemongrass especially in their rolls and they also combine this with fish sauce which is my favourite.
We often go to this Vietnamese eatery in Riverwood (Sydney) often packed with Vietnamese and Chinese, definately not fine dining it's one of those places where you line up to go in...esp. on a weekend night, go in, sit down, order, eat and leave so others can do the same....but it's good tucker, cheap. and never leave dissapointed.
Cheers
Davo
I can't say I dabble much into the Asian way of BBQ, I generally give this job to my wife who is Japanese, I don't want to poach on her territory although she doesn't cook or eat much Chinese style but loves to eat Vietnamese.
Yeah maybe some kind of soup, not sure if it'd blend in to the Vietnamese style or not.
The Vietnamese use a fair bit of lemongrass especially in their rolls and they also combine this with fish sauce which is my favourite.
We often go to this Vietnamese eatery in Riverwood (Sydney) often packed with Vietnamese and Chinese, definately not fine dining it's one of those places where you line up to go in...esp. on a weekend night, go in, sit down, order, eat and leave so others can do the same....but it's good tucker, cheap. and never leave dissapointed.
Cheers
Davo
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Re: Cha siu (Chinese BBQ pork)
Fish sauce is a staple for vienamese food and yup good al lemongrass.
try those?
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try those?
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Re: Cha siu (Chinese BBQ pork)
Thanks for the tips folks, they're very appreciated. I can see some experimentation coming up very soon.
Thanks again all.
Thanks again all.