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Pork Patatim Filipino Chinese Stewed

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Ingredients

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3 - 4 lbs pork legs (the pork pata i got from our asian market was already pre cut)
2 pieces star anise (or anise extract)
1/2 cup soy sauce
2 tablespoons hoisin sauce (optional)
oyster sauce (optional)
6 cups water
1 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup rice wine (optional)
sake (optional)
1 teaspoon peppercorn

Nutritional information

723.3
Calories
392g
Calories From Fat
43.7g
Total Fat
15 g
Saturated Fat
165.9mg
Cholesterol
1465mg
Sodium
38.8g
Carbs
0.3g
Dietary Fiber
36g
Sugars
42.2g
Protein
341g
Serving Size (g)
6
Serving Size

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Pork Patatim Filipino Chinese Stewed

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    • 155 min
    • Serves 6
    • Easy

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    Pork Patatim (Filipino-Chinese Stewed Pork Leg/Knuckles)


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Bake Pork Pata in Oven at 450 Until the Skin Turns Brown. This Is What Prevents the Skin from Breaking When It Is Stewing. While the Pork Pata Is Baking, Soak the Shitake Mushrooms in Hot Water.

    2
    Done

    When Done, Place Pata in a Casserole. Add the 6 Cups of Water, Soy Sauce, Hoysin Sauce, Brown Sugar, Pepper Corns and Bring to a Boil.

    3
    Done

    Add the Star Anise (or Anise Extract) and Sesame Oil. Simmer For an Hour, or Until Pork Is Tender That the Meat Almost Falls Off the Bone.

    4
    Done

    Mix Constarch in 1/4 Cup Cold Water, and Add to the Pot. Continue to Let It Simmer Until Sauce Thickens.

    5
    Done

    Blanch the Bokchoy in Boiling Water Seasoned With Garlic Salt. Do not Overcook the Veg to Retain Its Bright Green Color.

    6
    Done

    to Serve, Take Out the Pata and Place Them in the Middle of a Serving Dish Surrounded by the Strained Blanched Bokchoy. Pour the Sauce Over the Pata and Vegetables.

    7
    Done

    Enjoy.

    8
    Done

    ** Optional - You Can Add Hard-Boiled Eggs to the Stew Towards the End of the Simmering Process For Sumptuous "humba Eggs".

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