How to make roast pork (char siu) as a Japanese ramen topping 👩‍🍳 Recipe

焼豚（チャーシュー）：Yakibuta(char siu)
Hello. This is yakibuta (char siu), which is often used as a topping for ramen. Ramen is a dish that was introduced from overseas, but ramen with a Japanese flavor is popular overseas. Ramen also has a lot of flavors for soup. In the future, I will introduce ramen with various flavors.
*I use cooking utensils that are found in Japanese households and basic seasonings. This is because there are only a limited number of Japanese seasonings available in the world. I also use the global standard g.
I wash my cutting board every time I use it. I have long nails because I have ingrown nails.
[Ingredients]
Pork shoulder loin (block) 250-500g
Green onion, appropriate amount
Oil, appropriate amount
A Sake 50g
A Mirin 50g
A Sugar 30g
A Soy sauce 100g
A Garlic 2g
A Ginger 2g
A Water 300g
How to make
1. Wrap the pork in a kite string or something similar.
2. Spread oil in a frying pan and brown the surface of the pork over medium heat.
3. Put ingredients A in a pressure cooker, add the browned pork, and simmer for 15 minutes.
If you don't have a pressure cooker
3. Put ingredients A in a pot, add the meat, cover, and simmer on low heat for 30 minutes.
4. Turn the meat over, cover, and simmer for a further 20 minutes.
*This product uses a translation function.
In addition, the instructions are written in a language that is easy to translate, so some technical terms such as cutting methods and heat settings are not used.
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[@renejohndierkx3415]

That is a great topping and fairly easy to make. I will try the version without a pressure cooker

[@Daifuku_Japan]

Yes. Try it with pork shoulder. You can make it a little tougher with thigh meat. If you don't have a pressure cooker, try the recipe in a regular pot.☺️

[@renejohndierkx3415]

Thank you. I will be touring in Japan first half of Nov and will look for the ingredients in your recipes in the local supermarkets !! :)