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Deep fried Garlic Chilli Pork strips

Deep fried Garlic Chilli Pork strips

 

There are quite a few far eastern student at the University of York campus just up the road from us. This is great news as a micro economy has developed with several Chinese supermarkets within walking distance. The Garlic Chilli Sauce was a bit of a novelty buy at £1.29 but it doesn't take any prisoners! It does however work really well as a marinade.
 
Ingredients:-
 
Pork loin steaks, cut into strips
1 tbs Chinese Garlic Chilli Sauce 
Plain flour
 
Method:-
 
Marinade the Pork in the Garlic Chilli Sauce for half an hour, making sure it is evenly coated
Add the flour and stir so it sticks and coats all the outside
Fry in a deep fat fryer in batches at 180c until golden brown
 
We served ours with a stir fry and rice noodles. 

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Ingredients:-

140g of Rice
275ml of Water, plus 70ml for blending
2 Tbsp of Boiled Rice
Oil to fry
Salt to taste

Method:-

(1) Soak the Rice for at least 2 hours.
(2) Rinse and drain.
(3) Grind the soaked Rice and pre-cooked Rice with 70ml of Water to form a paste.
(4) Add 275ml of Water to the Paste and whisk to make a thin batter.
(5) Season with a pinch of Salt.
(6) Heat a non-stick griddle or cast Iron pan and lightly Oil.
(7) Pour batter to one side of the pan and lift & tilt to spread the batter across the surface.
(8)  Cook for a minute or so until the sides leave the edge of the pan.
(9) Remove and allow to cool before folding into quarters.

These made a really good Gluten free Rice based alternative to Chapatis.

 

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