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Great recipe for Steamed Pork Meat with Salted Shrimp Sauce. Shrimp paste is salty in flavour and has a strong preserved shrimp smell. Its a seasoning used in cooking vege, chicken and meat.
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Ingredients
You need of Marinate ingredients A. This Steamed Pork Belly with Shrimp Paste is a super simple recipe that is often cooked in my home. It's a savoury and sweet dish that especially goes well with white rice. I marinate the pork belly with some seasoning to get rid of the frozen meat smell before mixing in the shrimp paste sauce, to get a tasty dish after steaming.
Instructions
Pork belly, lemongrass, shrimp paste and garlic. Most of the items you'll already have in your pantry! Steaming means extra sauce for your rice. All that fragrant pork juice becomes liquid gold. We use the ingredient that makes all the difference - add a little shrimp paste for the most memorable melt-in-your-mouth pork belly affair.
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