Choi Kang-rok's Donteki

A Japanese-style pork steak featuring pork neck simmered in a soy sauce base infused with the aroma of ground onion and ginger, served with a nostalgic macaroni salad.

Ingredients needed 1 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • Marinating the sauce for at least half a day in the refrigerator after mixing the aromatics and seasonings will result in a deeper flavor.
  • When grilling meat coated in sauce, it can burn easily. Be sure to cook slowly over low heat and flip frequently.
  • Macaroni tends to absorb liquid and expand, so it's best to boil it for 2 minutes longer than recommended to ensure a tender texture when mixed with the sauce.
  • If you're concerned about the sauce burning in a non-stick pan, try searing the meat first, then pouring the sauce over it at the end and reducing it.

Recommended for

  • Those who want to enjoy a tender and savory pork dish in a Japanese-Western style.
  • Those who want to taste the flavor of a special soy sauce base blended with ground onion and ginger.
  • Those who want to learn the chef's tips for maximizing meat texture through heat control and careful preparation.

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