Recipe of Favorite Pork, Korean bulgoki style

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As for the number of servings that can be served to make Pork, Korean bulgoki style is 4 servings. So make sure this portion is enough to serve for yourself and your beloved family.

Just in addition, the time it takes to cook Pork, Korean bulgoki style estimated approx 30 mins.

To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have Pork, Korean bulgoki style using 13 ingredients and 21 steps. Here is how you cook it.

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Ingredients and spices that need to be Take to make Pork, Korean bulgoki style:

1. 1 lb. Pork (loin, chops that kind of thing)
2. 4 cloves * garlic
3. 2 Tbsp * sweet (honey, brown sugar, sugar)
4. 1 Tbsp * medium hot (sauce, paprika, chili powder)
5. 1/4 cup * low sodium soy sauce
6. 1-2 inch * fresh ginger
7. 1 Tbsp * sesame oil or other oil
8. 1/4-1/2 medium onion
9. 1/2 cup water
10. 1 Tbsp corn starch
11. 1 cup veggies of choice
12. 1 Tbsp vinegar
13. 1 Tbsp honey

Steps to make to make Pork, Korean bulgoki style

1. Cut your pork in bite sized pieces of your choosing. Mine were 1/2 inch by 1/2 inch by about 2-3 inches long
2. Place pork in a marinade container/zip lock bag
3. Using a small bowl just to mix marinade (*), add your soy sauce and sweet, mix.
4. Mince your garlic cloves, add to marinade
5. Grate your ginger, add to marinade
6. Add the oil and hot spices to marinade, mix well, add to pork.
7. Marinade for at least 30 minutes, overnight is better.
8. If you want a dry (no sauce), grilled pork, grill the pork until done, serve. If you want the sauce version, continue.
9. Slice your onion not dice.
10. Add oil to a skillet, stir-fry or wok. Set medium high heat.
11. Pull the pork out of the marinade, shake each piece. Leave as much marinade behind, we will use it later.
12. Add water to rest of marinade. Add vinegar and honey, stir. Add corn starch, stir.
13. Place pork in heated pan, let alone for 3 minutes
14. Stir meat, added onion on top, let sit for another 2 minutes
15. Stir onion into the meat now, let cook for 1 minute.
16. Add other veggies, I'm using broccoli. You may have to do this earlier depending on the veggies you are using. When I use carrots, I have to add them earlier.
17. Stir veggies in, cook 1 minute
18. Give sauce one last stir, add to pork. Stir.
19. Bring sauce to a boil, we must do this as the marinade was in contact with raw meat, and the thickener needs it also to work.
20. Once it boils, reduce heat to medium low, cover, simmer for 5 minutes. If it is to thick for you, add a little water and stir.
21. We like this over rice as in rice bowl.

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