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Tuesday 30 April 2013

Macao Style Pork Chops

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In her most recent delivery, my MIL included a packet of pork tenderloin, so I used it to make some pork chops.  I had been craving for some good pork chops and had been thinking about those yummy ones we had during our Macao trip

Since there were quite a few pieces in the pack, I decided to make two different recipes - the first one is this Macao style pork chop, the other one is a Beijing style Jing Dou pork chop (Click HERE for RECIPE ). 

This Macao style pork chops is good with some steam rice, on a bed of noodles or eat it the way the Macanese do - sandwiched between toasty buttered bread and some deglazed onions.  Very nice!


Eat it Macao style..



Or do as hungry-impatient me; just stuff it between
an ordinary toasted bread.  Yummy too!



Macao Style Pork Chops
Serves 2

  • 2 pieces of pork tenderloin (about 3/4 size of your palm)
  • 1 tsp oyster sauce
  • 1 tsp maggi seasoning sauce
  • 1/4 tsp chinese 5 spice powder
  • 1 tsp soy sauce
  • 1/2 tsp chinese cooking wine
  • White pepper
  • 1/2 tsp sugar
  • 1/2 tsp sesame oil


1.  Marinade the meat for at least 2 hours or overnight.

2.  Heat a pan with some oil, and pan fry on medium heat for about 2-3 min on each side, depending on how thick the meat is.  Remove and serve warm on rice, noodles or toasted sweet bun.

Super easy and tasty!





20 comments:

  1. What is Maggi seasoning sauce?

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    1. Its the malaysian's equivalent of Worchestershire sauce, but at a fraction of the price :P

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  2. Oh my, this looks wonderful. I love pork tenderloin but usually just grill it whole, this is a fantastic idea. Love your photos, so enticing!

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  3. I've got everything here except pork tenderloin :P :D Looks very tasty indeed !

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    1. You are in the land of pork, Anne. Just dash downstairs and get some :)

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  4. Look really yummy and delicious. Been ages I have not made pork chops and your simple ingredients seem to be so inviting ; Im heading to the supermarket now....

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    1. Hahaa Mel, yes, so easy isn't it! I'm loving these Macao chops!

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  5. Esther,
    You are so good in cooking yummy yummy food.
    Looking at this i am drooling la!!
    The macau pork chop will be even more yummy with some homemade burger buns :D
    I have some homemade burgers can we exchange..lol
    mui

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    1. Doreen, homemade burger buns would be great with these pork chops! :)

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  6. Esther, those pork chops sure look yummy! And so simple to cook, it is unbelievable :) Am putting this on my to cook list!

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  7. Wow Esther! Pork Burgers Macau Style! Love it and I look forward to your Beijing style Jing Dou pork chop recipe.

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    1. Alvin, the recipe is coming up in the next week or so :)

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  8. Looks very juicy and delicious pork chop!!! :)

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  9. Hi Esther, sure going to like this just seeing the photos. Bookmarked to do after GE13, hehehe!

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    1. Yea, I hv quite a few recipes bookmarked post GE :)

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  10. These pork chops look good with the buns!

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