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Vietnamese/Chinese Crispy Roasted Pork Belly (Thit Heo Quay)

Some people like to go for long romantic walks along the beach. I like to take long romantic walks through best restaurant in hanoi. Nothing moves me further than pretty roasted meat carcasses hanging on the windows of Chinese barbecue shops.

Thịt Heo Quay (Vietnamese Roasted Pork Belly)

It's really a magical place for meat lovers. You have roast pork, roast duck, roast chicken, BBQ pork, BBQ duck, BBQ chicken and sometimes even entrails, all covered with a soft, sticky glaze. The most enticing is roasted pork belly, also known as Thit Heo Quay in Vietnamese or Siu Yuk in Cantonese.

What makes pork roast so tempting? It's all about textures. You get the first layer of crispy skin, then the second layer of juicy fat and finally the layer of tender meat. Every bite is best restaurant in hanoi literally an explosion of textures.

Because ordering in Chinese barbecue shops has proven to be very difficult for me (older Chinese women are a force to be reckoned with when queuing), I managed to make those delights of pork at home ... of course, after many, many unsuccessful attempts. Below are some tips for getting a perfectly crisp and delicious roast pork belly.
TIPS NOT TO FAIL
Get a slab of pork belly that is even high all around.
An uneven slab does not cook evenly, but most importantly, it is very difficult to make the skin crispy. If you get an uneven slice of pork belly, where one side is thicker than the other, simply cut the pork belly into pieces of equal height and cook separately in best restaurant in hanoi.

IF YOU KNOW HOW TO MAKE DRY MEAT, GET PORK BONE WITH BONE.
The pork belly with bone makes the meat tastier and more mellow. The only drawback is that you can not easily cut the roast into bite-sized pieces.

If all else fails, go to Oakland or San Francisco to Chinatown and save yourself the problem. THEY DO NOT COST CHEAP.
Vietnamese chicken belly / Chinese crunchy
(THAT HEO QUAY / SIU YUK)
INGREDIENTS
Pork Marinade

3 lb boneless pork belly

1 teaspoon of Chinese five-spice powder

2 tablespoons granulated white sugar

1 teaspoon of salt (divided)

1 tablespoon of pork broth powder (can replace chicken broth powder)

2 teaspoons of cooking wine (Shaoxing brand recommended)

INSTRUCTIONS
In a small bowl, prepare the pork marinade by mixing the five-spice powder, the sugar, the salt (half), the stock and the cooking wine. Apply the pork marinade all over the belly of the pork, but not on the skin. Rub the rest of the salt evenly over the skin. Marinate 1 hour or overnight in the refrigerator for best results.

Preheat the oven to 400 ° F. Place best restaurant in hanoi the pork, skin up, on a roasting rack or wire and bake in the center of the grill for 30 minutes. After 30 minutes, rotate the pork and cook another 30 minutes.

Grill (400 ° F always on the middle rack without the empty grids on the top). Grill for 15-20 minutes until the skin is puffy and crisp. Turn if necessary for a uniform crisp.

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