As an ambidextrous caricaturist, I do caricature drawing since 1990 in Singapore. Einstien from Norway is the pioneer caricaturist with certain years before me, then follow by Eric Ng, Saik, Poon Ee Way whose were my senior. Chong Jit Leong, which known having shop at Yishun area doing full time portrait and caricature around that time as well if not wrong. Not much people doing caricature for events fringe art during that period. Nowadays, more than 22 active caricaturists in the industry.
Showing posts with label pork belly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pork belly. Show all posts
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Ginger Pork Belly Slice with Button Mushroom
Bought these assorted button mushrooms from NTUC supermarket. I try to cook with pork belly slices with the ingredients just like my ginger chicken.Hmm..the taste was the same..just the pork belly slightly hard, thought I should adjust the power of the heat and the right timing to put the meat in to the work.I enjoy cooking because it just like painting, you need to practice, need lots experiences and knowledges.
Labels:
button mushroom,
Food,
gingers,
pork belly
Monday, January 5, 2009
Stir Fried Pork Belly and Hong Kong Kai Lan in Oyster Sauce
Just bought this Pork belly from NTUC market, I decided to stir fry it.
1. I put it in a bowl, pour the boil water on it for 2 second and quickly pour away the boil water, one is to wash it, two is to make the pork meat just soft after cook.
Do not put in the boil or hot water too long otherwise the meat will became very hard.
2. I put some Kikkoman Soya sauce, some Teriyaki sauce, some ShaoXing ‘Hua Diao’ wine (type of Chinese wine that good for cooking; you can use other wine as you like), few drops of sesame oil; then left it about 25-30 minutes.
3. Put some oil in the wok and put the big cut portions pork belly in and fry it, you must control the heat of the wok, because in a wrong heat and timing, will caused the meat became very hard hence spoilt the taste. I was hard to tell how long you should cook it but I cook it in my electronic flat wok with 220 degree about few minutes and make it cook about 95% done.
Just serve in a small piece will by tasty! :p
If you not go with some red wine, try this! Heehee!
How aboutsome ‘Hong Kong Kai Lan’?
1. I put it in a bowl, pour the boil water on it for 2 second and quickly pour away the boil water, one is to wash it, two is to make the pork meat just soft after cook.
Do not put in the boil or hot water too long otherwise the meat will became very hard.
2. I put some Kikkoman Soya sauce, some Teriyaki sauce, some ShaoXing ‘Hua Diao’ wine (type of Chinese wine that good for cooking; you can use other wine as you like), few drops of sesame oil; then left it about 25-30 minutes.
3. Put some oil in the wok and put the big cut portions pork belly in and fry it, you must control the heat of the wok, because in a wrong heat and timing, will caused the meat became very hard hence spoilt the taste. I was hard to tell how long you should cook it but I cook it in my electronic flat wok with 220 degree about few minutes and make it cook about 95% done.
Just serve in a small piece will by tasty! :p
If you not go with some red wine, try this! Heehee!
How aboutsome ‘Hong Kong Kai Lan’?
Labels:
Food,
kai lan,
pork belly
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