Ingredients
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16 Dry Kashmiri Chilliesdeseed 1/2 if you want less heat
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1 teaspoon Cumin Seeds
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1 teaspoon Pepper Corn
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1 teaspoon Turmeric Powder
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5 Cloves
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1/2 teaspoon Black Mustard Seeds
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1" Cassia Bark (Cinnamon Stick)
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1" Ginger (fresh)
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5 Garlic Cloves
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80ml White Vinegar
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2 tablespoons Vegetable Oil
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1 large (200g) Brown/White Onion
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1 (optional) Scotch Bonnet Chillies
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3 (optional) Birds Eye Chilli
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1/2 teaspoon Salt
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250ml Water
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2 tablespoons (30ml) White Vinegar
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1 tablespoon Sugar
Directions
pork vindaloo is an iconic Goan dish, marinated in aromatic spices and slow-cooked to perfection. Make this original or UK vindaloo hot versions to suit your taste with the additional spices
Steps
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cut the pork belly into small cubes (and deseed 1/2 of the Kashmiri chillies if you want less heat) |
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grind the Kashmiri chillies, cumin seeds, peppercorns, turmeric powder, cloves, mustard seeds and cinnamon to a fine powder. add the ginger, garlic and vinegar and grind again until you get a paste |
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add the marinate paste to the cut pork belly making sure to cover every piece of the meat. cover and allow it to marinate for a minimum of 4 hours, I leave overnight |
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heat a pan on low - medium, add the oil and onions. Fry gently until they turn translucent, this can take around 10 minutes |
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add in the diced scotch bonnet if using then the marinated meat, sprinkle over the salt and give it a mix |
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lower the heat to a low and allow it to cook for about 20 minutes stirring frequently |
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add the water, half of the vinegar and sugar and give it a mix to combine. |
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continue cooking on a low flame for about 20 minutes giving it a stir occasionally |
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add the remaining vinegar and sugar, taste to see if you need to season it anymore adding some more salt, sugar or vinegar if required |
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best prepared in advance so that the flavours mature and the meat absorbs all the spices |
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scoop off any excess oil and serve |
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Now this was an absolutely amazing recipe. The pork just melted in my mouth.
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