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In response to "I think the little bits of pork is the part that I wouldn't be able to recreate easily at home -- nm*" by Krusty

Actually, you can. Take a pork tenderloin, make a sauce from soy sauce, hoi sin sauce, honey, cooking sherry and five spice powder, marinade the pork,

Posted by Roger More (aka RogerMore) Dec 14 '20, 12:41

then grill it. (This is an adapted recipe - an authentic version would have red bean paste, which is still easy to find in an Asian grocers, but would not be standard in a supermarket the way hoi sin and soy sauces are)

Eat 2/3 of the pork, dice the leftovers and throw it into the rice.

Chinese barbecue pork is a very easy recipe.

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I'll order take out. :-) But I am noting all this info for future use. Thanks! -- nm - Krusty Dec 14, 12:46 3
- Yeah, I wouldn't make it just to then make fried rice. (Also, you can buy pre-made barbecue pork sauce in a jar) -- nm - Roger More Dec 14, 12:49
- This is the recipe I use: -- (link) - kelly Dec 14, 12:48 1 1
  - Thanks! :-) -- nm - Krusty Dec 14, 13:05

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Actually, you can. Take a pork tenderloin, make a sauce from soy sauce, hoi sin sauce, honey, cooking sherry and five spice powder, marinade the pork,

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