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Barbeque Pork on Rice

Thai · Main Dish

Barbeque Pork on Rice

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Ready cooked moo-dang pork and hot cooked rice are assembled with cucumber, optional egg and green onion, then finished with a flour-thickened marinade sauce flavored with vinegar and toasted ground sesame.

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  • Thai
  • Pork on Rice
  • Kow Moo Dang
  • Lunch
Serves
2 servings
Level
Easy

Method19 steps

  1. Step 1: Have the ready cooked rice, fully cooked moo-dang pork, fresh ½ cup marinade and toasted ground sesame seeds prepared before starting. If using the optional egg (1), boil it in a separate saucepan of water until both white and yolk are firm. Drain and discard that water; let the egg cool enough to peel.

    Uses 1 egg, optional · Water, enough to boil the optional egg

  2. Step 2: Put the clean fresh ½ cup moo-dang marinade in a small sauce pot and heat it gently.

    Uses ½ cup freshly prepared moo-dang marinade

  3. Step 3: If using the egg cooked in step 1, peel it and put it in the warm marinade from step 2.

    Uses Optional boiled egg, drained from cooking water · Warm fresh moo-dang marinade

    A peeled boiled egg in the moo-dang sauce pot.
  4. Step 4: Mix all the 2 tbsp all-purpose flour with the separate 2 cups water until the slurry is smooth.

    Uses 2 tbsp all-purpose flour · 2 cups water for the flour slurry

  5. Step 5: Stir all the flour-and-water slurry from step 4 into the marinade pot from step 3. Heat while stirring as the sauce thickens.

    Uses Flour-and-water slurry · Warm marinade with optional boiled egg

  6. Step 6: If the egg is in the sauce pot from step 5, turn it gently to coat its white surface with the brown-red sauce. Keep stirring the sauce to prevent lumps.

    Uses Thickening moo-dang sauce and optional egg

  7. Step 7: Bring the thickening sauce from step 6 to a boil. If using the egg, lift it out onto a clean plate and reserve it for garnish. Keep the boiled sauce in the pot.

    Uses Thickened sauce and optional coated egg

  8. Step 8: To the sauce remaining in step 7, add the 2 tbsp vinegar and 1 tbsp already toasted, ground sesame seeds (1 tbsp). Stir to combine.

    Uses Boiled sauce remaining after optional egg removal · 2 tbsp vinegar · 1 tbsp sesame seeds, already toasted and ground

    Cooked moo-dang sauce with toasted ground sesame seeds.
  9. Step 9: Taste the seasoned sauce from step 8.

    Uses Sesame-and-vinegar moo-dang sauce

  10. Step 10: Check the sauce from step 9 for a slightly salty, sweet balance before making any adjustments.

    Uses Tasted moo-dang sauce

  11. Step 11: If needed, stir a little optional extra soy sauce or sugar into the sauce from step 10. Keep the finished sauce ready for serving.

    Uses Moo-dang sauce ready for adjustment · Soy sauce, optional to adjust the finished sauce · Sugar, optional to adjust the finished sauce

  12. Step 12: Divide the separately prepared cooked rice between two plates, keeping it hot for assembly.

    Uses Ready cooked rice for two plates

  13. Step 13: For a neat presentation, shape each cooked-rice portion from step 12 in a small bowl, then turn it back onto its plate.

    Uses Two plated cooked-rice portions

  14. Step 14: Slice the separately prepared, fully cooked barbecued pork very thinly. If it was refrigerated, reheat it to 74°C (165°F) throughout before serving.

    Uses Ready fully cooked barbecued pork for two plates

    Thinly slicing fully cooked barbecued pork.
  15. Step 15: Arrange all the prepared pork slices from step 14 alongside the rice on the two plates from step 13.

    Uses Ready cooked pork slices for the two plates · Two shaped rice portions on plates

  16. Step 16: Add the sliced cucumber (1) to the pork-and-rice plates from step 15. If using the coated egg reserved in step 7, slice it and divide it between the plates.

    Uses Pork and rice on two plates · 1 cucumber, sliced · Reserved coated boiled egg

  17. Step 17: If using the optional green onion (1), trim a piece about 6 inches long from the white base into the green leaves and divide it between the garnished plates from step 16.

    Uses Pork, rice, cucumber and optional egg on plates · 1 green onion, optional

  18. Step 18: Spoon a couple of serving spoonfuls of finished sauce from step 11 over the pork-and-rice plates from step 17. Keep any unused sauce separate.

    Uses Garnished pork-and-rice plates · A couple of serving spoonfuls of finished sauce

  19. Step 19: Serve both finished pork-and-rice plates from step 18 promptly. Refrigerate unused sauce for later use.

    Uses Two finished kow moo dang plates · Unused finished sauce for refrigeration

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