Ttukdak Hyung's Marinated Pork Neck Ribs
Thinly sliced pork neck, which is often tough due to its high meat content, is marinated in a sweet galbi sauce based on soy sauce and pear juice, then seared with a torch for a smoky flavor, creating homemade galbi.
Ingredients needed 2 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- If you have leftover tough, lean pork neck after preparing grilled cuts, thinly slicing it and marinating it in this soy sauce-based galbi marinade will tenderize it, resulting in a very soft and flavorful side dish.
- Adding a small amount (about half a tablespoon) of dark soy sauce (Chinese dark soy sauce) when mixing the galbi marinade can naturally achieve the rich, dark caramel color characteristic of restaurant-style pork galbi.
- When cooking with a home frying pan, authentic charcoal smoking isn't possible. To replicate the deep smoky flavor, use a kitchen torch to lightly sear the surface of the meat after it's cooked and the sauce has reduced.
Recommended for
- Those who bought a pack of pork neck and want to deliciously use up the leftover tough, lean meat after taking out the prime cuts for grilling.
- Those who want to recreate homemade pork galbi with a perfect smoky flavor and char, without using a charcoal grill at home.
- Those who want to learn the golden ratio for a classic sweet and savory, authentic pork galbi sauce that everyone, young and old, will love.
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