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Export 10 ingredients for grocery delivery
Step 1
Cut the pork belly into finger sized pieces
Step 2
Place a medium sized pot on the stove at high heat and add the chicken stock and the remaining ingredients and give it a good swirl
Step 3
Once boiling add the pork belly
Step 4
Lower the heat and cover with lid, allow to simmer for about 2 hours
Step 5
After 2 hours, strain and chop the pork into bite sized chunks
Step 6
Heat up olive oil in a medium sized frying pan and add the pork
Step 7
Allow pork to fry up, it will look floppy and flubbery at first but be patient.
Step 8
Keep turning the pork so it becomes browned on all sides
Step 9
It may start to crackle and pop, I used this splatter screen to avoid pork belly flying all over the stove
Step 10
Once browned add the soy or tamari or coconut aminos and the remaining ingredients.
Step 11
Continue to fry, you may need to lower the temp occasionally if its crackling too much but increase it again to get the pork nice an crispy.
Step 12
I had to lower the temp and then increase several times in order to get the pork belly just right
Step 13
Once its dark, sticky and a little bit crispy it's good to go!
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