Slow-Braised Pork Belly with Soy, Ginger ad Garlic
This perky dish is absolutely delicious
with Den Pinotage, especially if the wine
is chilled for half an hour before serving.
Braised belly pork given this treatment ends
up as a wondrously tender piece of meat.
The recipe has evolved from both European
and Asian influences. Most of the time it
ends up slightly different from the time
before, but that’s the fascination of cooking.
The right thing to serve with this would be
some briefly fried spinach or, if you happen
to live near an oriental supermarket, some
bok choi and egg noodles. PaintedWolfWines
Pairs With: Painted Wolf Guillermo Pinotage Swartland 750ml
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Slow-Braised Pork Belly with Soy, Ginger ad Garlic
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