It s also commonly served as a main meal with pancit or rice.
Chinese bbq pork on a stick.
Updated to include instructions on how to make char siu in the oven so this can be made in the oven or the grill depending on the season.
Drain and discard marinade.
Char siu literally means fork roast char being fork both noun and verb and siu being roast after the traditional cooking method for the dish.
In a bowl combine all ingredients except pork.
Best pork for char siu.
Add pork to skewers.
Pre heat the outdoor barbecue grill to a medium high heat.
No matter how it is served if made right it can easily be my favorite part of the meal.
How to serve pork bbq on a stick.
Cut pork chops into bite size pieces.
Place in fridge for 2 3 hours.
Char siu chinese bbq pork most chinese restaurants will serve char sui as a side dish or appetizer.
The marinade is slightly adjusted to make it more suitable for chicken mainly less sugar because there s more surface area with chicken so i find the pork char siu marinade a bit too sweet and also easier to cook on the bbq stove without burning the marinade.
Delicious char siu is achievable at home.
This chinese chicken is the chicken version of chinese barbecue pork.
But for us ordinary folks you can still make chinese barbecue pork at home that tastes just like store bought it just has less smokey flavour.
It s popular street food usually with a side of vinegar dipping sauce as well as a pulutan served with hard drinks.
Total grilling time should take about 30 minutes.
Growing up in the catskills the first time i saw this chinese bbq pork or char siu was at the holiday inn of all places.
Grill the barbecued pork about 12 minutes on each side while rotating the skewers.
Long strips of seasoned boneless pork are skewered with long forks and placed in a covered oven or over a fire.
Get ready with the grilling glaze set aside from the day before add the sugar and remaining ginger ale.
The real deal chinese barbecue pork is cooked over charcoals with the meat hanging on hooks.
If you love a juicy sweet sticky char siu chinese bbq pork give this easy recipe a try.
If you are using wooden skewers be sure to soak them in water to prevent burning.
Pour marinade over pork and seal.
At my favorite chinese restaurant they will serve this with the main entree alongside the fried rice.
As a chinese person who grew up on bbq pork i was very pleased with this.
The only changes i might make is to very slightly dial back the 5 spice and for my personal tastes make it slightly sweeter.
My father the hotel restaurant s head chef at the time used a closely guarded recipe of chinese sauces lots of garlic and spices to make his classic char siu.
Filipino style barbecue is traditionally enjoyed as a snack or party appetizer.