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Red-cooked pot roast (shanghai pot roast)
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Asian, Beef, Chinese, Ethnic, Lamb & Mutton, Pork |
| Yield: |
12 |
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Ingredients:
| 4
| lbs | Chuck roast, boneless | | | -not too lean | | 1
| tbsp | Sherry | | 1/2
| cup | Regular soy sauce | | 1
| cup | Water | | 2
| slice | Ginger | | 2
| cl | Garlic, optional | | 1
| oz | Sugar | | 2
| | Star anise stars | | | -(optional for pork) |
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Procedures:
| 1 | Either brown the roast in a little fat or dunk it in boiling water for a minute or so [this step is optional]. | | 2 | Put it into a heavy kettle into which it fits fairly snugly. | | 3 | Add all the rest of the ingredients (ginger slices, star anise, and garlic should be at the bottom of the pot). | | 4 | Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer covered, turning and basting occasionally, for 3 hours or until tender. | | 5 | Serve sliced, hot or cold. | | 6 | If cold, you may want to weight it down with a brick covered in foil or some similarly heavy item while chilling it in the fridge. | | 7 | You may cook lamb or pork this way, but cut the cooking time to 2 - 2 ?hr. | | 8 | For lamb add a cinnamon stick instead of the star anise; for pork double the soy sauce and sherry, either halve or omit the stare anise, and use up to 4 oz of sugar to taste. |
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