Friday 22 April 2016

Stir Fried Roasted Pork With Leeks


I defrosted a strip of siew yoke (roasted pork) which had been sitting in the freezer. I could have put it into the oven to heat up but I find that it tends to get a bit dry.

Usually this is what I would do with fresh roasted siew yoke with crispy skin :

1. Eat neat from the styrofoam box. Heaven!
2. Make  Siew Yoke Kerabu
4. Pair it with Strawberries

Then I remembered seeing recipes that use leftover siew yoke and one that stood out was the one that is stir fried with leeks.


So that's what I did with it. I did not refer to any recipes because I figured that I can't go wrong with garlic, light soya sauce and oyster sauce. 


The siew yoke by itself was already full of flavors. So this makes for a very quick and easy stir fry. I also added a few slices of red chilies since I had some in the fridge.












Stir Fried Roasted Pork With Leeks
Recipe source : Phong Hong

Ingredients :
- 1 strip siew yoke, cut into smaller pieces
- 2 stalks of leeks, sliced
- 4 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 tbsp light soya sauce
- 1 tbsp oyster sauce
- 2 red chilies, sliced

Method :
1. Heat oil in wok and fry garlic until brown and aromatic.
2. Add siew yoke and fry until heated through.
3. Add sliced leeks and stir fry.
4. Add a bit of water and cover the wok to simmer the leeks until tender.
5. Add light soya sauce and oyster sauce  and sliced chilies. Continue to stir fry for a minute or two and serve.

25 comments:

  1. Eat siew yoke with strawberries really surprised me! I got some siew yoke from my mom too and I just simply stir fried them with soy sauce and dark soy sauce :P

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    1. I made into strawberry salad and it was good :)

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  2. That's what I would do with leftover siew yoke too. In fact, whenever I see this dish...with either siew yoke or lap cheong....at "chap farn' stalls...I will take....but those have more leeks than meat (unlike yours, haha!) ;D

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    1. Usually it's quite rare to find leftover siew yoke at my house hee..hee..

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  3. My favourite! Siew yok chau suen! When my mum or mil cooks this, I'll jump like a happy baby! I'll cook stir-fry veggies with leftover siew yok, or fry rice with them.. But with suen, I can eat a lot (even though I don't like veggies), suen is special punya, haha..

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    1. Me too very like suen. If fry with prawns also best!

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  4. Leeks and roast pork are a marriage in heaven (at least to me, it is).

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  5. I will go without the red chilies, as i don't eat this type of chilies, hehe....

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    1. No? For me and especially for my missus, the more the better!!! She even uses cili padi sometimes!

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    2. I love chilies, so I put lots!

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  6. I love leek. Usually fry with prawns or lap cheong and egg but roast pork would be great!!!

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    1. Oh yes, leeks fried with prawns is fantastic!

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  7. I always loved anything with siew yoke! Best if roasted till skin is crispy hard & crunchy!

    I am always amazed by the number of things sitting inside your freezer like a bank's vault. Can you snap a photo to show us other loots before they all expire?? Muahahahaha

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    1. I actually wanted to do a post on treasures from my freezer hah..hah..

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  8. This is my spouse's favourite dish! Leeks and siew yoke!

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    1. It's a very easy dish to cook and I love it!

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  9. Hi Phong Hong, great minds think alike. This dish is my late FIL's favourite. So nice with a bowl of plain porridge. Just bought some leeks for stir like yours but I am using pork belly syabu-syabu.

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    1. Hi Kimmy! Wah...using pork belly syabu-syabu must be very ho chiak!

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  10. Hi Phong Hong,
    I've ever stir-fried roasted pork with leeks but my big kids didn't like leeks so I've to use french beans, asparagus or kai lan. I would definitely prefer leeks ... yours so yummy!

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    1. Hi Karen! Yes, with other veges also very good. I also want to try it with french beans.

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  11. Yeah, you can't go wrong with garlic, soy sauce and oyster sauce. This is how the restaurants do it also (minus the MSG lah of course). If my mom, she will also add onions >.<

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    1. Hah! I also wanted to add onions initially but I thought that would make it too oniony since leeks come from the same family. I want to high 5 your mom :D

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