Minced pork with eggplant & long beans

by jeroxie on July 12, 2009

in recipe

Having had pork dishes from Cutler & Co, Rose Garden and our friend, Wendy, I thought it will be good to end this weekend with pork for dinner cooked by me!

I went to Sambal Kampong in the middle of the week for lunch and had a similar dish. So I decided to make it for dinner and as a lunchbox special. Very simple and easy dish to cook. :)

Minced pork with eggplant & long bean

Minced pork with eggplant & long bean

Ingredients (Serves up to 8 people)

  • 1 kg minced pork (get some pork shoulder and mince it – need some fats in this dish)
  • 3 middle sizes eggplants
  • 750g long beans
  • Garlic & fresh red chillies
  • Dried baby shrimps
  • 2 tbs Chinese Shaoxing wine
  • 1.5 tbs mirin
  • 2 tbs black vinegar
  • 2 tbs light soya sauce
  • Pinch of salt & many turns of white pepper

Method:

  1. Heat up 2 tbs of peanut oil in wok and add chopped garlic, red chillies & dried baby shrimps
  2. Brown the minced pork and add both eggplant & long bean and stir and mix it through
  3. Add the black vinegar, soya sauce, shaoxing wine & mirin. Season well!
  4. Allow the dish to simmer in the liquid mixture and pork juices until eggplant & long bean is cooked through
  5. Add more white pepper if required. Serve with hot steaming rice :)

I may just have a fried egg & a drizzle of black soya sauce on rice with this dish tonight! Simple pleasures in life. And another weekend filled with great food & company. What else can a girl ask for? :)


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1 cherryblossomcupcake July 13, 2009 at 10:24 pm

Oh yum! I've just discovered your blog and am loving it! Thanks so much.

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2 jeroxie July 15, 2009 at 7:01 am

Thanks! I am glad you love it :) You have a very nice blog too. The cupcakes looks so YUMMY!

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3 Sean August 27, 2009 at 7:19 am

I have also just discovered your blog and am enjoying it, though it makes me yearn for Singapore. However we make the best of what we have available.

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4 jeroxie August 27, 2009 at 7:42 am

Thanks for dropping by. There is many produce here that we can get and cook. I love the food back in Singapore but over here, it allows me to tastes different cultures as well. We can always indulge till we burst when we go back!

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