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A classic Goan-Portuguese dish from the 16th century, this Pork Vindaloo is a hot, spicy, and sour curry. Made with tender pork shoulder marinated in a flavorful blend of garlic, vinegar, and toasted spices, it has a rich, pickle-like complexity that develops beautifully when made a day ahead.
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Toast and grind the dry spices into a fine powder. → Blend the wet paste ingredients to make a smooth vinegar slurry. → Marinate the pork chunks in the dry spices and wet slurry overnight (8+ hours). → Temper spices, fry onions until brown, and sear the marinated pork on high heat. → Add jaggery and hot water, then simmer covered until the meat is perfectly tender, finishing with fresh curry leaves.
Toast and grind the dry spices into a fine powder. → Blend the wet paste ingredients to make a smooth vinegar slurry. → Marinate the pork chunks in the dry spices and wet slurry overnight (8+ hours). → Temper spices, fry onions until brown, and sear the marinated pork on high heat. → Add jaggery and hot water, then simmer covered until the meat is perfectly tender, finishing with fresh curry leaves.
A classic Goan-Portuguese dish from the 16th century, this Pork Vindaloo is a hot, spicy, and sour curry. Made with tender pork shoulder marinated in a flavorful blend of garlic, vinegar, and toasted spices, it has a rich, pickle-like complexity that develops beautifully when made a day ahead.
Place dried red chillies, whole cumin, cloves, poppy seeds, peppercorns, and mustard seeds in a dry pan. Toast on low heat for 4 minutes.
Transfer the toasted spices to a grinder and grind them into a fine powder.
In a blender, combine ginger, garlic, tamarind pulp, palm or wine vinegar, salt, and fresh chillies. Blend into a smooth slurry.
Prep the pork shoulder by dividing it into 4cm chunks.
Combine the pork chunks, ground dry spices, and wet slurry in a bowl. Rub thoroughly to coat the meat evenly.
Use a fatty cut like pork shoulder (butt) as it renders beautifully and keeps the meat succulent.
Palm vinegar or red wine vinegar is crucial for achieving the characteristic tangy profile of a traditional vindaloo.
Preparing the vindaloo a day in advance allows the flavors to mature and the vinegar to tenderize the pork thoroughly.
If substituting pork with duck, keep in mind that duck cooks much faster.
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