Braised Pork Tail with Chestnuts

Braised Pork Tail with Chestnuts is a bold, warming dish where pork tail and chestnuts soak up a savory blend of soy sauce, dry pot sauce, oyster oil, and beer. Ginger, garlic, green onion, and a mix of green, red, and dried chillies add fragrance and heat, finished simply with salt and white pepper for a rich, deeply satisfying bite.
Ingredients
Steps
- Firstly, wash the pork tail clean

- Roughly blanch the chestnuts in boiling water for about 1 minutes until you can peel off the skin. Let run under cold water afterwards

- Then blanch the pork tail in boiling water for about 3 minutes. Once done, also let run under cold water

- Prepare a heated pan with thick oil for deep frying. Let the chestnuts fry in medium heat for 1 minutes. Reserve aside

- In another pan, fry sliced ginger until slightly browned

- Add in pork tail and continue to stir fry until it is slightly seared

- Then, add soy sauce, dry pot sauce and stir fry. After that, pour in a can of beer and immerse all ingredients with boiling water

- Transfer into a high pressure pot together with the chestnuts. Let cook in medium heat for 10 minutes

- In another pan, add in garlic and pan fry unit aromatic

- Add in the cooked pork tail back into the pan for seasoning and to thicken up the sauce

- Lastly, add oyster oil, salt and pepper for final seasoning

- And add in chopped red and green chillies and stir fry together until sauce is thickened

- Lastly, serve and enjoy!

Languages
Geschmorter Schweineschwanz mit Kastanien - Deutsch (German) version
Cola de cerdo estofada con castañas - Español (Spanish) version
Queue de porc braisée aux châtaignes - Français (French) version
Ekor Babi Rebus dengan Kacang Kastanye - Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian) version
Coda di maiale brasata con castagne - Italiana (Italian) version
栗入り豚テールの煮込み - 日本語 (Japanese) version
밤을 넣고 푹 끓인 돼지꼬리 - 한국인 (Korean) version
หางหมูตุ๋นเกาลัด - แบบไทย (Thai) version
栗子炖猪尾 - 简体中文 (Simplified Chinese) version
栗子燉豬尾 - 香港繁體中文 (Traditional Chinese - Hong Kong) version