A signature dish in southern China, where the cuisine tends to be a bit sweeter and more delicate than it is in the north, sweet and sour pork ribs (“tang cu pai gu“) are typically enjoyed in ...

These are a play on both sweet-and-sour pork ribs and char sui made with pork tenderloin, which were both staples of pupu platters in tiki bars. A homemade sweet-and-sour sauce — akin to American ...

You’ll recognize the classic Chinese flavor pairing of sesame, soy and white pepper on these sweet and sour pork chops. White pepper is more mild and earthy than black pepper, but either will work ...

You'll want to make the sauce in advance. Bring all the ingredients to a slow boil in a saucepan except for the water and cornstarch, and simmer for 10 minutes. Mix the water and cornstarch together, ...

1) Heat a large skillet on the stove and add just enough oil to lightly coat the bottom of the pan. 2) Add the pork and sauté for 5-8 minutes or until pork is cooked through. Remove the pork and set ...

From “Pull Up a Chair,” by Martha Collison, who writes: “The secret to my pulled pork is to slow-cook it in pineapple juice. The fruit’s acidity helps to tenderize the meat as it cooks, making it even ...

Sweet and sour pork is a classic dish featuring crispy fried pork tossed in a tangy pineapple sauce. A perfect blend of sweet ...

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