This Man's Cook Braised Pork Belly with Soy Sauce | 모두의 레시피
This Man's Cook Braised Pork Belly with Soy Sauce
A rich and savory dish featuring thick, golden-brown grilled pork belly simmered in a homemade soy sauce marinade base made from fresh apple juice, served with a tangy, refreshing parsley salad.
🙋 Recommended for
⭐ Those looking for a unique and elegant pork dish beyond grilled belly
⭐ Parents or hosts seeking a sweet-salty, irresistible main course that doubles as a rice-boosting side
⭐ Fans of the perfect harmony between tangy parsley salad and savory sweet-salty braised pork
Soak the parsley salad in cold water briefly to reduce spiciness, then squeeze out as much moisture as possible.
Mix vinegar 3 tablespoons, sugar 1 tablespoon, and salt 0.5 teaspoon to make the parsley dressing; toss with parsley just before serving.
Place a sheet of parchment paper on a heated pan, lay the thick pork belly on it, and grill both sides until golden brown, wiping away excess grease with kitchen paper.
Once the meat is partially cooked, cut it into large 4–5 cm pieces using scissors and continue grilling until fully golden; transfer to a plate.
In a wok, combine apple juice 5 tablespoons, premium soy sauce 5 tablespoons, sugar 1 tablespoon, corn syrup 3 tablespoons, thinly sliced ginger, whole peppercorns, thinly sliced garlic, chopped dried chili pepper, and mirin 3 tablespoons.
Bring the braising sauce to a boil over medium heat for about 30 seconds, allowing flavors to blend evenly.
Add the grilled pork belly to the sauce, adjust heat to prevent burning, and simmer until the sauce becomes thick and sticky.
Arrange the tangy parsley salad on a serving plate first, then place the glossy, well-braised pork belly on top for a visually appealing finish.
Prepare the parsley salad by soaking in cold water to reduce heat, then drain and toss with a tangy vinegar dressing just before serving.
Grill thick pork belly until golden and crispy, remove excess fat, and cut into large pieces.
Boil the sauce with apple juice, soy sauce, and aromatics, then braise the pork until the sauce thickens, and serve on top of the parsley salad.
Cooking tips 💡
Avoid thin cuts of pork belly—they tend to become tough and overly salty during cooking. Always use thick, high-quality belly or loin cuts.
Adding fresh apple juice to the braising sauce tenderizes the meat, eliminates any off-flavors, and adds a natural sweetness.
Do not over-reduce the sauce—stop cooking once the sauce reaches a thick, sticky consistency to avoid excessive saltiness or burning.