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Deep fried thinly sliced pork belly with a simple black vinegar dipping sauce. The pork belly was first pressure cooked in a seasoned broth, chilled, sliced and then fried until crisp. It can be enjoyed on its own as a snack (seriously the best chips that I have ever had), or as the main with some seasonal salad or use them as the soup topping. I had to tweak the recipe that I found on Raymund's blog a bit (to add chilli, fish sauce, and black salt) based on my taste and what I have in pantry.
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- Place the pork belly, skin side up, in your Instant Pot together with the Maggi liquid seasoning, crushed garlic cloves, black peppercorns, bay leaves, dried chillies and kala nama black salt.
- Pour in water and lock on the lid, making sure the steam release valve is in “Sealing” position. Cook for 25 minutes. Once all the pressure has been released, remove the pork belly and pat it dry with a paper towel. Once it's cooled to room temperature, refrigerate it for over night.
- Remove the pork belly from the frigerator and cut into 3-4mm thin slices.
- Heat the lard in a large saucepan until the temperature reaches 180C/350F. Lower the pork belly slices into the hot lard and fry for 15 minutes. Remove and drain on the kitchen paper. Cool for 30-60 minutes.
- Bring the lard back to boil and refry the pork belly slices on high for 5 minutes until nicely golden brown and crisp. Serve with your favourite sauce. I like to dip them with a mixture of black vinegar, light soya sauce, minced garlic and chopped coriander leaves.
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46 comments:
We're always up for pork belly in our house, Angie! These crispy, porky snacks look addictive!
I've not had the chips but they sure look tasty!
..this something that I would like to try!
That's some serious good stuff there Angie. I'm practically drooling just thinking about it!
Nice to see this Angie!!! I think you brought it up a notch by using lard. Love it
I've had pork belly bacon which is delicious. This is a great idea and sounds amazing also. Hope your week is going well. Hugs-Erika
Uy gracias por la receta. Se ve muy rica. Te mando un beso.
This is new to me. Very interesting. I want to try this recipe.
Por aquí se llaman cortezas y es cierto que están muy buenas, eso si, hay que comerlas con moderación.
Bss
Un'idea molto ghiotta, grazie!!!!!
Tu me mets déjà l'eau à la bouche le matin de bonne heure !
Bon jeudi à toi !
Bisous de nous deux
Pooh. This dish sounds and looked appetizing. The use of lard, sure good and sinful. Hehe
I have made bacon before with belly and barbecued it but this looks incredible!
Sounds something from a witches cauldron LOL but I do love your wooden round board!
Sounds like my arteries would be sending out an SOS!
This is a delicious and unique recipe.
You had me at pork belly!
Jenna
At this moment, I cannot think of anything better! Porky goodness!
Love pork belly! And wow, what a terrific way to make it. Really good stuff -- just excellent. Thanks.
Never knew there were pork belly chips.
Oh boy. These guys would be very dangerous for me. YUM!
Oh my, this looks so good. I have been looking for a recipe for pork belly. So glad I found you. You have very yummy recipes on here :)
What an original recipe!
Maggi seasoning is famous and a rescuer anytime. Happy weekend dear Angie.
What a delicious looking tower of yum.
Angie, you make great food but I think I have never seen something that addictive at your place !
This pork belly looks delicious.
Coincidentally, we are also going to eat this today.
Greetings Irma
I love pork, i note your recipe, thank you ANGIE.
Wow
This is a great idea, it sounds delicious
Hello,
They look very tasty. I try to stay away from fried foods.
But, I thank you for sharing your recipes. Have a great day and a happy weekend.
che bella idea!
This is such a unique recipe, I want to try this recipe, looks so yummy!
Angie, Wow! Love pork belly and these 'chips' look and sound amazing. This kind of snack would be very satisfying...and I wouldn't have to eat very many of them to feel satisfied either. Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
I just LOVE fried pork rinds when I can find them on a menu. I've never made them for fear of messing them up, but now with this recipe, that fear is gone! I can't wait to try these! Gotta hear that perfect 'crunch' sound when biting into one! Thanks Angie!
Wow, what a delicious low carb snack!!
Hi Angie, I think pork belly chips is a creative way to enjoy as a snack. Nice!
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Best,
Velva
Une belle découverte gourmande ! Bonne soirée Angie
Now this looks like something I'd love to sink my teeth into. Crispy pork belly is like a drug to me... ;-)
This is something that I would totally want to try!
Happy Monday!
Pork belly chips? I've only seen this before on the mentioned Raymund's blog. And probably seeing this the second time within last couple of months is a sigh that I should give them a try :) Look beautiful!
Presentation is perfect (great photos) Dear Angie! This recipe looks really different.
How do you come up with these fabulous ideas and then make them real? Pork belly chips? I'm in heaven. I can just look at them and hear the crunch of biting into them.
Addictive indeed! I can foresee myself munching on these, non-stop :p
What a wonderful idea! Fried pork belly. I like how you used kala namak- that would give it such a unique savory taste.
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