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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home3/phenodm5/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6121Alrighty, here’s another OPOS recipe. Pork is one of my favorite red meats and I love making pork at home.. I buy my pork from MG Road Ham Shop, Meatmart which is one of its branch and online at New Karnataka Ham shop especially during this lockdown.<\/p>\n
Gongura or sorrel leaves are these tangy tasting lovelies largely eaten in the Andhra region… These are so popular and staple that its added to almost all their food, including lentils, curries and meat. The Gongura chutney is ubiquitous in Andhra and no meal is complete without this as an accompaniment.<\/p>\n
If you search recipes in the internet, you will come across all kinds of recipes using Gongura especially mutton and chicken dishes.. I have even found recipes for fish.\u00a0 What I didn’t find was any pork recipe using gongura and so I thought to myself, why not?\u00a0 If there isn’t any, lets create it !<\/p>\n
The concept is very similar to the Kodava Pandi curry which has proteins (pork), spices (pepper, cumin, coriander, dry spices) , ginger garlic paste, accompaniment veggies like onions and chillies and a souring\/tenderizing agent which is the kachi puli (a vinegar extracted from cocum)<\/p>\n
The gongura pork just replaces the kachi puli with the gongura\/sorrel leaves. I have left the rest of the ingredients the same.\u00a0 So shall we make?<\/p>\n
Before we do, the process described here is OPOS which means One Pot one Shot.\u00a0 This technique might change your life and the way you cook !<\/p>\n
Gongura\/Sorrel Leaves<\/strong> – 2 Handfulls<\/p>\n Pork<\/strong> – Small pieces for better cooking and getting those flavors. I like a percentage of 70% meat and 30% fat. The fat is important for the grease and flavor<\/p>\n Marination spices<\/strong><\/p>\n Turmeric 1 tsp Overnight is good, the longer the better. I usually marinate it for 4-5 days but overnight works as well<\/p>\n Take a 2 litre or 3 litre cooker (bigger will not help)<\/p>\n Layer 1 – pork lard 4 tbs (rest from the pork fat in the pieces). If you dont have pork lard use normal oil. Close the cooker and cook on high for 10 mins, drain the excess oil (for further use. Remember this has pork fat now) and mix.\u00a0 \u00a0I use induction and my high is set to 1200.<\/p>\n The advantage of the OPOS process is its quick, intense and the color comes out brilliant. When the taste of gongura blends with the pork pieces and fat, the taste is amazing.\u00a0I added a little bhut Jolokia sauce to my portion of the pork. Yeah I like it hot\u00a0😁. You can also add a few green chillies with the gongura for more intense raw heat.\u00a0<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Advantages of OPOS<\/span><\/p>\n Equipment for OPOS<\/span><\/p>\n Standardizing the pressure cooker<\/span><\/p>\n Heat 1\/4C (60ml) water in 2L cooker on high so the first whistle comes between 1 and 2 minutes. If you get it in less than 1 minute, decrease heat and if 2 minutes, increase heat. In induction, I work with 900 to 1100 (highest I use)<\/p>\n Did you enjoy that?<\/p>\n Alrighty, here’s another OPOS recipe. Pork is one of my favorite red meats and I love making pork at home.. I buy my pork from MG Road Ham Shop, Meatmart which is one of its branch and online at New Karnataka Ham shop especially during this lockdown. Gongura or sorrel leaves are these tangy tasting […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":18238,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[2741,3386,2274,2178,1],"tags":[4143,4144,4111,2742,2995,2994,3116,2184,810,4050,3538,9,2344,3219,4142],"class_list":["post-18235","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-masterclass","category-opos","category-recipe","category-phenomenal-tastes","category-phenomenalworld","tag-best-blog-in-bangalore","tag-best-blog-in-india","tag-gongura-pork","tag-masterclass","tag-one-pot-one-shot","tag-opos","tag-phenomenal-recipes","tag-phenomenal-tastes","tag-phenomenalworld666","tag-phenomenaltastes","tag-phenomenalworld","tag-phenomenon","tag-pork","tag-pravin-menon","tag-top-10-blogs-in-bangalore","entry"],"yoast_head":"\n
\nChilli powder 2 tsp
\nSalt 2 tsp
\nGinger garlic paste 1 tbps<\/p>\nLets make\u00a0 Pork Gongura!<\/h2>\n
\nLayer 2 – half kg marinated pork
\nLayer 3 – 2 handfulls washed gongura leaves<\/p>\n\n
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