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Prep 15 min·Cook 15 min·Rest 2 h
Pound the chops on both sides with the back of a cleaver or a rolling pin until about 7 mm thick, and snip through the fat at the edge in 3–4 places.
4 Boneless pork loin steaks, about 1 cm thick
Wok-chan's tip鑊仔貼士
Snipping the fat stops the chops curling in the pan.Mix the garlic, light soy, Worcestershire sauce, sugar, Shaoxing wine, white pepper and five-spice. Rub into the chops, then mix in the cornflour. Marinate in the fridge for at least 2 hours.
4 cloves Garlic, grated1½ tbsp Light soy sauce1 tsp Worcestershire sauce2 tsp Sugar1 tbsp Shaoxing wine¼ tsp White pepper1 pinch Five-spice powder4 Boneless pork loin steaks, about 1 cm thick1 tbsp Cornflour
Preheat the oven to 200°C (180°C fan, gas 6). Warm the rolls for 4–5 minutes until the crust is crisp.
4 Crusty white rolls
Heat the oil in a frying pan over medium-high heat and fry the chops for 2½–3 minutes on each side until deep golden and cooked through.
4 Boneless pork loin steaks, about 1 cm thick3 tbsp Cooking oil
Split the warm rolls, butter both sides generously and put in a chop (and tomato if you like). Serve hot.
4 Crusty white rolls30 g Butter, soft1 Tomato, sliced4 Boneless pork loin steaks, about 1 cm thick
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Level 2 · Home cook
Basic heat control and timing. Typical weeknight cooking.
Brush the chops with 1 tsp oil and air-fry at 200°C for 8–10 minutes, turning halfway, until 70°C in the middle.
Cooked chops keep 2 days in the fridge; reheat in a pan or air fryer before putting in fresh warm rolls.
A garlicky, tender marinated pork chop fried golden and stuffed into a warm crusty buttered roll. The cha chaan teng (and Macau) favourite, simple and perfect with milk tea.
Level 2 · Home cook
Basic heat control and timing. Typical weeknight cooking.
Frying pan · Oven · Chinese cleaver