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Carne de Porco e Arroz Cambojano (Bai Sach Chrouk)

បាយសាច់ជ្រូក bai sach chroukDiga: bye saht chrook

Carne de Porco e Arroz Cambojano (Bai Sach Chrouk), um prato de Camboja

Quando a carne de porco grelhada quente cai sobre arroz no vapor com picles crocantes e ácidos, as bordas caramelizadas doces e defumadas e a acidez vibrante criam um contraste viciante que faz os locais voltarem aos quiosques de rua todas as manhãs em todo o Camboja.

Carne de Porco e Arroz Cambojano (Bai Sach Chrouk)

បាយសាច់ជ្រូក, bai sach chrouk

Pronunciado bye saht chrook

Rende
6
Prep
40 min
Cozimento
20 min
Total
1 h
Nível
Fácil

Também sem nozes e sem ovos.

Alergênicos: contém peixe, soja, glúten. Verifique os rótulos dos ingredientes embalados.

Ingredientes

6 porções

For the pork and marinade

For the quick pickle

For serving

Modo de preparo

  1. Prepare the quick pickle first by heating rice vinegar with granulated sugar, salt, and fish sauce in a small pan just long enough for everything to dissolve, then set aside until fully cooled. Place the julienned cucumbers, daikon, carrot, sliced garlic, and chiles into a bowl, cover completely with the cooled liquid, stir thoroughly, transfer to a jar, and chill for a minimum of 30 minutes while shaking from time to time.

  2. Combine coconut milk, palm sugar, soy sauce, fish sauce, crushed garlic, lime juice, and black pepper in a large mixing bowl, whisking until the sugar fully dissolves. Add the thinly sliced pork shoulder and toss until every piece is evenly coated, then cover the bowl and refrigerate for at least three hours or overnight, turning the meat once or twice during that time.

  3. Remove the marinated pork from the refrigerator about half an hour before grilling so it reaches room temperature. Preheat a charcoal grill or a lightly oiled cast-iron grill pan over medium-high heat until it becomes extremely hot.

  4. Remove the pork slices from the marinade, allowing any excess liquid to drip back into the bowl while saving the remaining marinade. Cook the meat in several batches on the hot grill without overcrowding, giving each side roughly two to three minutes until nicely charred at the edges, caramelized on the surface, and fully cooked in the center.

  5. Transfer the leftover marinade to a small saucepan and boil vigorously for one to two minutes, stirring in a little water if the mixture thickens excessively; this creates a safe shiny sauce for brushing.

  6. Move the grilled pork to a cutting board and cut the slices into smaller bite-sized strips, then lightly coat them with the boiled marinade if desired.

  7. Divide the warm rice among serving plates or bowls, top each portion with the sliced pork, a generous helping of the pickled vegetables, scattered cilantro leaves, and accompany immediately with lime wedges on the side.

Variante regional: Pork Belly Bai Sach Chrouk (bai sach chrouk)

Substitute 2 lb (900 g) thin-sliced pork belly or pork neck for the shoulder and leave out the coconut milk entirely. Raise the fish sauce amount to 3 tablespoons while lowering palm sugar to 4 tablespoons to achieve a bolder salty flavor; allow an overnight marinade before grilling over intense coals so the fatty edges become very crisp and deeply charred.

Notas do cozinheiro

  • Pork shoulder is preferable over leaner cuts because its fat content maintains moisture in the thin slices and promotes better caramelization from the sugar without becoming tough.
  • When using a grill pan indoors, grill smaller amounts at a time and clean the surface between batches if sugar begins to scorch; a quick swipe of oil prevents sticking.
  • The pickled vegetables can be prepared a full day in advance and stored in the refrigerator where they remain crunchy for as long as one week.

Sirva com

Serve with warm broken jasmine rice, the quick pickle, extra cucumber, and a small bowl of lime juice with black pepper and sliced chiles for dipping.

Antecipe e armazenamento

Marinate the pork overnight and make the pickle up to a week ahead. Reheat grilled pork gently in a covered pan with a splash of water, or slice and serve at room temperature over hot rice.

Receita dos editores do Passport Plate. https://passportplate.com/pt/recipes/bai-sach-chrouk/

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