Crispy Roasted Pork Belly (Siu Yuk) 脆皮燒肉

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  • @johan55M
    @johan55M 11 років тому

    Your stuff is first class. I am an amateur chef and I've learnt a great deal from you about chinese cuisine and for that I am eternally grateful.

  • @lofimusiq
    @lofimusiq 11 років тому +1

    hahah i love when you describe the food. its so corny yet it WORKS w your accent its great!

  • @nguyenkn1
    @nguyenkn1 11 років тому +1

    Greatest UA-cam chef ever! I'm so glad to find your channel.

  • @silverfox4299
    @silverfox4299 11 років тому

    By the way, your char siu recipe was amazing. I cooked this for a small family gathering and it was all gone in less than 10 minutes. Everyone raved about it. Thank you!! I love your channel, keep those videos coming.

  • @TheArtOfCooking
    @TheArtOfCooking  11 років тому +2

    yes, you can omit condensed milk. It's there to mask the vinegar and baking soda taste and to give it a little bit of sweetness.

  • @alauj
    @alauj 11 років тому

    man ur the best cook ever. ive looked up a bunch of recipes on how to make crispy pork n yours look like its the most promising. I've attempted to try other peoples recipe on how to make crispy chicken n it never turn out crispy. im gonna have to try this. thanks 4 the post.

  • @bluelifemedia
    @bluelifemedia 8 років тому +1

    You are a madman, lol.
    I am really digging your videos.
    Thanks for sharing your culture with us.
    Peace from Detroit.

  • @Leeeeman799
    @Leeeeman799 9 років тому +3

    My dad and I have tried making this once (different recepie) and it turned out pretty good but I decided to make one just for myself and the results were very good (minus the sweet condensed milk and vinegar solution, I didn't do that step) but skin was perfectly crispy. The only issue I had was the oven wasn't hot enough after following the steps (no worries I just increased the heat), and the seasoning was a little too heavy on the salt but then again I had 2.79lb slab. Overall, besides the minor problems that has been caused by myself, I'm so thankful for you making my first experience of making this dish by myself very rewarding. You're the best!

  • @ut2104621
    @ut2104621 11 років тому

    Love this recipe .. And you are number one .. Restaurant style Chinese-American cooking on UA-cam and in the world..

  • @souffled
    @souffled 9 років тому

    Your clear and no fuss explanation makes your videos outstanding. Many thanks, broe!

  • @TheArtOfCooking
    @TheArtOfCooking  11 років тому

    Thank You. Yes, as long as it's syrup(y). The condensed milk is used to give a slight hint of sweetness to the skin and it will masked the baking soda and vinegary taste.

  • @jonbdoe3427
    @jonbdoe3427 9 років тому

    you are the best amongst all of the chinese roasted port belly.

  • @gop251
    @gop251 11 років тому

    You're getting good at the arrangement of your videos. Keep 'em coming! Nice work!

  • @JohnVC
    @JohnVC 10 років тому +13

    you're funny and a damn good cook, thanks for the vids

  • @SunSkyEarth
    @SunSkyEarth 9 років тому +1

    The beginning was so cute! I love your videos.

  • @clairerico
    @clairerico 5 років тому

    You're my hero! Never stop sharing! You're the best!

  • @losinspace9790
    @losinspace9790 10 років тому

    I thought I was the only one who loved the crunchy skin!

  • @Debbie.L
    @Debbie.L 9 років тому +1

    I've tried this recipe and it really works. The meat is tender and the skin is crispy, not the teeth-shattering kind. Not sure if it made any difference, but I pricked the skin again after removing it from fridge and brushed a layer of salt and vinegar solution onto the skin.

  • @susanpalmer243
    @susanpalmer243 6 років тому

    You're a best Chinese chef .Thx

  • @fionachang5304
    @fionachang5304 9 років тому +4

    your videos are waayyy to addicting! great job!!

  • @dominiquelaksmana
    @dominiquelaksmana 11 років тому +2

    Tried it, and it's superb. Thanks for this awesome recipe !!!!

  • @mattcreese88
    @mattcreese88 10 років тому

    Woe, I've never seen pork belly cooked like that. Love the use of nails to puncture the skin. Use of baking soda to soften the skin is a brilliant idea. Will definitely use some of these techniques in other recipes. Awesome video!

  • @gailramroop4451
    @gailramroop4451 11 років тому +2

    Omg I love your description of this dish I'm gonna try it now you've inspired me to cook this
    My mouth is watering for a bite

  • @marikafejszes5394
    @marikafejszes5394 7 років тому

    Foodgasmic, I love that word . I also love your easy to follow. instructions. Thank you!

  • @eunicekwon2249
    @eunicekwon2249 6 років тому

    Yay thank u nomi nom nom.. I'm Korean and this is my favorite dish. Thank you for posting. I make this today...

  • @lynanut
    @lynanut 11 років тому

    i there thank you very very very much for sharing your roast pork belly,really enjoy watching your blogs,good explaining + recipes.I'II try it one day.Thank you

  • @izdabombz
    @izdabombz 10 років тому

    You have the best narration!

  • @evotube
    @evotube 11 років тому

    Oh my, I've been looking for this all over youtube and just now I've found one! Thank you so much for sharing this recipe and video, thank you for the tips! I will definitely use this recipe and try! Thanks again!

  • @erich4388
    @erich4388 8 років тому

    best video you've made by far and I'm a huge fan!

  • @shadowlight1864
    @shadowlight1864 11 років тому

    Great recipe. I've made it twice…very good.

  • @JustAskingAndCurios
    @JustAskingAndCurios 11 років тому

    Mmmmm....I can just smell/taste the roasted belly...and the crunching & cracking of the skin!! Got to try this at home...

  • @silverfox4299
    @silverfox4299 11 років тому

    Food science at its best, thanks I will surely try this! Thank you Chef

  • @ItsMrBuckethead
    @ItsMrBuckethead 9 років тому

    A good pork belly is a work of art will def try this method thanks cheers

  • @herbmarsh8519
    @herbmarsh8519 7 років тому

    mate, love your cooking videos, keep up the good work

  • @gazebo46
    @gazebo46 10 років тому

    Yummy! Yummy! Yummy! Definitely one of my favorite foods! I don't think I'll be cooking this anytime soon, but thanks for taking me through this mouthwatering experience!

  • @tituslabroski3202
    @tituslabroski3202 10 років тому

    the crisp sounds explosive!! am gonna get this for lunch today!!

  • @TheArtOfCooking
    @TheArtOfCooking  11 років тому +1

    It's been 1 year since I uploaded my first video on UA-cam and I thank all my subscribers and viewers for your support. This video my tribute to all of you. Thank You very much for your support.

  • @merciaforrestal7223
    @merciaforrestal7223 7 років тому

    I love your tips for this recipe

  • @seahippies
    @seahippies 7 років тому

    My kids are asking about the words you are using - RAYMOND!! Thank you so much for being our cook master!

  • @automaton626
    @automaton626 11 років тому

    you do a very good job on these videos

  • @TRVang7
    @TRVang7 10 років тому

    Looks tasty! Will try this recipe.

  • @MsNewme10
    @MsNewme10 10 років тому

    I can't wait to make this.... Thank you so much and I just love your techniques and how you explain things.

  • @tabaks
    @tabaks 11 років тому

    Amazingly good video! Food is delicious as presented! Thank you very much, Chef!

  • @tommycanada1
    @tommycanada1 11 років тому

    I've just made a small piece. My husband & my daughter - they like it. Thankyou for sharing . :)

  • @squishysmarftube
    @squishysmarftube 11 років тому

    Luv ur vids!! Don't ever stop making them, ur so cute!!

  • @tiffanysmith5823
    @tiffanysmith5823 8 років тому +10

    I just love this channel.

  • @Dave-km4ws
    @Dave-km4ws 4 роки тому

    Thank you. I will try it by using your method.

  • @hienhsaiyasith1972
    @hienhsaiyasith1972 11 років тому

    wow, I have seen this pork sold at the Asian market and I always wonder how they make the skin puff up. cool. will definitely make this. thanks for sharing.

  • @tommycanada1
    @tommycanada1 11 років тому

    Thankyou for your videos. It's very helpful for me.

  • @abelincoln6953
    @abelincoln6953 11 років тому

    I am going to make this this coming weekend for the New Years! Wish me luck!

    • @TheArtOfCooking
      @TheArtOfCooking  11 років тому

      Good Luck, if you have question feel free to contact me.

  • @kemparo
    @kemparo 10 років тому

    It looks nice and crispy

  • @Dorischilo63
    @Dorischilo63 11 років тому

    You are the best!!!! Love your videos !!!!

  • @wepopalot
    @wepopalot 11 років тому

    Well, I decided to give this one a try, and all I can say is... WOW! It came out just like you said it would, tasty, tender, and juicy. I was tempted to take a couple of shortcut's, but didn't, though I did substitute maple syrup for the condensed milk. Great recipe, great instruction's, great job! Thanks my friend.

  • @skyyeo2858
    @skyyeo2858 10 років тому

    This recipe is special, should be very good !

  • @TavisolaMBARealtor
    @TavisolaMBARealtor 8 років тому

    i enjoy watching your videos. i followed your Peking Roast Duck and it came out great, did the second duck this New Year celebration. This Roast Pork Belly recipe you shared is simpler than the rest I watched, i am anxious to try it soon. Thank you for explaining the reasons why you are using the ingredients, too. You are indeed the Master YawChow 🤗✨💖✨

  • @juliancampa8690
    @juliancampa8690 9 років тому

    Nice work!!! Looks amazing!!!

  • @TheArtOfCooking
    @TheArtOfCooking  11 років тому

    I would eat this just as is because the pork belly is marinated in spices overnight so it has enough flavor. As for the flounder with soy sauce I'll put that in my request list.

  • @nafanua85
    @nafanua85 11 років тому

    Hi, your videos are awesome. Could you please make a video showing how to make red bean paste sesame balls please? Thank you for your tutorials!

  • @patrisha5385
    @patrisha5385 7 років тому

    well, well, well. thank you soooooo much for this recipe. this is the first time i've seen someone use other engredients instead of salt, salt, salt to make this. i have a medical condition that makes my legs huge when i consume salty things soooo i will be givingthis a try. thnx afgain. oh, btw...i subscribed and will be passing your link on to others.

  • @714marlyn
    @714marlyn 11 років тому

    looks great--------- you are funny-- thank-you for your recipes

  • @Hollywoodgonebad
    @Hollywoodgonebad 8 років тому

    Love this! Very entertaining.

  • @jbustabust
    @jbustabust 6 років тому

    I LOVE THIS GUY!

  • @wiphachuastacey3538
    @wiphachuastacey3538 10 років тому

    wow lovely crispy pork

  • @Miztajmari1
    @Miztajmari1 10 років тому +1

    I love your videos .

  • @eattheva
    @eattheva 10 років тому

    I wish you would write this all down. This is a great recipe can't cook and watch at same time.

    •  10 років тому

      The recipe is in the caption!

  • @scottmantle6598
    @scottmantle6598 8 років тому

    Thanks for your efforts my friend.

  • @nuny313
    @nuny313 10 років тому +1

    That's a great piece of meet , I love it n the must part that I love out of the pork is ironically "the skin" I'm going to try your way of backing or cooking this baby.... Thanks for such a great video. God Bless n I'm hoping for more great videos .😍😊👍

  • @nicholsliwilson
    @nicholsliwilson 8 років тому +1

    What an interesting technique, definitely got to try this one? My respects to Master Wah-Chaw!! 😄

  • @susan_tang
    @susan_tang 9 років тому

    Great recipe!! Thank You

  • @sleepingbeauty0000
    @sleepingbeauty0000 9 років тому

    Interesting way to make the skin crispy

  • @andyjessica1749
    @andyjessica1749 7 років тому +2

    One more question. I do not hang the pork so during the baking time, i can see the melted fat on top the skin. Should i use paper tower to dry that fat off or just leave as is. Thank you

  • @anitainthekitchen7485
    @anitainthekitchen7485 10 років тому

    Good recipe! Can't wait to try!!!

  • @PrayLoveLaughEatLive
    @PrayLoveLaughEatLive 10 років тому

    I want to try this soon. But it looks difficult to make!

  • @carlosanchez4873
    @carlosanchez4873 8 років тому

    Thanck for rcipe

  • @JensAndree
    @JensAndree 11 років тому

    Damn, it's 04:30 in the morning and I'm cooking Chinese food right now! Don't resort to watching food cookery on UA-cam if you wake up in the middle of the night... :/
    p.s Great cooking and perhaps even greater videos! :)

  • @1DerfulSniping
    @1DerfulSniping 11 років тому

    You have amazing videos

  • @andycobra49aor
    @andycobra49aor 9 років тому

    Great job, love pork skin....thanks

  • @tinsnguyen70
    @tinsnguyen70 11 років тому

    Ooh my dear. Amazing

  • @alaski88
    @alaski88 10 років тому

    Going to give it a try. That looked absolutely delicious! Maybe I will surprise my Asian bride with this dish. By the way, my kids loved your video with your little skit with the young boy. :)

  • @813garcia92
    @813garcia92 11 років тому

    I have to try this

  • @tanhaishi
    @tanhaishi 11 років тому

    Great video. Not sure what is the purpose of evaporated milk

  • @Tomatoman857
    @Tomatoman857 11 років тому +3

    I'm making this right now, Raymond.
    Took a while to get the pork belly, so I bought enough for tonight and the freezer for another. Soaking in the condensed milk and vinegar as I write. ;-O

  • @datgal2u
    @datgal2u 11 років тому +1

    OMG, I am so hungry right now. I wish you'd slide a plate of that my way!

  • @carlopasta3
    @carlopasta3 11 років тому

    can i use honey instead of condensed milk . it looks DELICIOUS. thank

  • @rayoflight6204
    @rayoflight6204 11 років тому

    Looks yummy!

  • @yaoistyaoist
    @yaoistyaoist 10 років тому

    Perfect technique... The baking soda is really where the secret lies. Bravo!

  • @frances763
    @frances763 10 років тому +2

    Hi Raymond, I want to say Thank You. I tried your method to make siu yuk 燒肉。My 80 year old father and mother in law can bite the skin. Usually they can only eat the meat.

  • @kristinam7928
    @kristinam7928 10 років тому

    You are funny. Will try making this for sure.

  • @Oishiiify
    @Oishiiify 11 років тому

    Hello master, new subscriber here! Thanks for sharing your amazing recipe, will try to make it :) would you also share your tips in making hoisin sauce? Thank you x

  • @baotoanvuong8208
    @baotoanvuong8208 11 років тому

    Very good. Thank you.

  • @simonmarin6469
    @simonmarin6469 8 років тому

    A really great recipe and video. One question, why you must cool it into the ice water? Can it just let it cool down on room temperature?

  • @russkysalamander5983
    @russkysalamander5983 8 років тому

    that looks good

  • @sunanpornseephak2558
    @sunanpornseephak2558 10 років тому

    Thank you for your recipe . Can you show how to make cheung fun thanks again

  • @wepopalot
    @wepopalot 11 років тому

    Fun video!... Thanks for the laugh and the kool recipe, I'm gonna try it.

  • @simongil8253
    @simongil8253 9 років тому

    Hia chef, fantastic cuisine and really informative. As an english chef I ve only really trained in classic french and english cuisine. But after studying your vidios has really inspired me to learn more about it and adapt it as much as I can. Are there any links chef for your restaurant :)

  • @wangng1997
    @wangng1997 11 років тому

    you are good ,easy to follow and the foods are great .every time i make the food i will have a happy ending .

  • @Doone226
    @Doone226 11 років тому

    Crunchy perfection!

  • @thomashagey2094
    @thomashagey2094 Рік тому

    Great gastronomic and comedic presentation. You should also consider stand-up comedy :-) … Thanks for the recipe.

  • @susanbrooks1745
    @susanbrooks1745 11 років тому

    That's looks so good !!! :)

  • @pletogra
    @pletogra 11 років тому

    you are the best guy