I have not actually cooked many of Jamie's recipes, not sure why.
We do have one of his books, Jamie at Home, and after including it in a pile of books to flatten something I decided to have a peruse.
Well this Jamie Oliver recipe sounded fantastic and so I gave it a go!
And it was so simple.
The marinade of rhubarb, honey, soy sauce, ginger, garlic, chilli and five spice is pureed.
The marinade is then put in a roasting pan with some chunks of pork belly (rind removed), covered with foil and baked for an hour and a half.
The pork is finished off in a hot pan until its nice and caramelised.
I reduced the majority of the sauce down separately.
Serve your cooked egg noodles with the thick sauce and top with the tender tasty pork.
Serve with coriander, chilli and spring onions.
It was so delicious, the sour sauce clung perfectly to the noodles, it reminded me of satay.
The pork was tender and delicious. I love that the recipe used rhubarb.
I've been wanting to try a savoury recipe with rhubarb but haven't found any interesting ones. This one sounds lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of the rhubarb in the marinade! Looks delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteSounds like an amazing dish. I have never used rhubarb in a marinade, great idea.
ReplyDeleteThat looks really delicious Muppy! I can imagine that the rhubarb pairs perfectly
ReplyDeleteThis does sound lovely indeed, I really must give it a go. Thanks for sharing it Muppy :)
ReplyDeletemm looks like another great family dinner! love Jamie's recipes :) so handy how you can just throw all those marinade ingredients into the mixer and a few seconds later its ready! yaay convenience :D
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good... I'm not a huge rhubarb fan, but I think I could eat this:)
ReplyDeleteI love the mix of pork and rhubarb... great for this time of year as well. I've never tried one of Jamie's recipes, but it looks like you picked a great one!
ReplyDeleteLooks very tasty Muppy! I love sweet and sour sauces!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a deliciously awesome recipe I seriously can't wait to try. I've never used rhubarb in asian cooking but really do see the appeal. THanks for sharing! Love hwo it's all you need to do is just blitz everything together then roast. This is my kinda meal I definitely need to try it. YUM!
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting combo. It looks delish!!!
ReplyDeleteI've never thought of using rhubarb like that but what a great idea! :D
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