Twice-cooked pork – Chinese Recipes – UKTV Food



Rhodes cooking a Chinese sweet and spicy pork recipe from the Sichuan region of China. Gary Rhodes’ “Rhodes Across China” on UKTV Food. You can print the ingredients and instructions at uktv.co.uk

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15 Responses to “Twice-cooked pork – Chinese Recipes – UKTV Food”

  • mymmcom says:

    the Chinese in china taught him this recipe so blame the bad things on the bad chinese chefs that showed him this!

  • yxiao33 says:

    He used Pak Choi in twice-cooked pork! Mostly hot peppers are used. But it is innovative.

  • cpinfold says:

    he has the eyes of a panther

  • ChineseWisdom says:

    Although I don’t think it’s the genuine Chinese way of cooking this dish, it doesn’t look bad at all! I still think Gary is a good chef. Anyway he is English and you can’t expect he cooks like a Chinese! I appreciate it that he promotes our recipes. I am Chinese.
    I have only seen on TV his similar show for India.

  • WhiteHairedMaster says:

    He’s doing HIS version of the dish, you arrogant mugs.

  • JunierTao says:

    He’s ruining the dish!

    It’s a ridiculous way to cook…..

  • thailandajarn says:

    This should read “How To Make A Pig’s Ear Of A Great Dish” I live in Sichuan – showed this vid to some Chinese friends, yesterday…they’re still rolling on the floor laughing. Nothing is right about this…literally.

  • kasyrablyn says:

    eeeeehhaaaa..

  • ShredTim says:

    He is trying to teach his viewers how to cook this dish, this is why he goes slowly and talks a great deal.

  • too7213 says:

    He was only joking!

  • too7213 says:

    That’s why Chinese cooking must be fast with high heat or U end up a flat tast dish!

  • hhhyr55l says:

    Yeah that huge spoon he used was driving me nuts.

  • 25teleman says:

    this guy is a complete hack. he moves at a glacial pace, uses a clumsy spoon as his tool, the wok is way too cold, the sugar should have been added way earlier, etc, a real chinese chef would have cooked this dish, correctly, in about a minute’s time

  • bhshootingstar says:

    It looks like Rhodes is a good Chinese food cooker.

  • chica101107 says:

    Wok isn’t hot enough!

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