Yum moo yang

28 INGREDIENTS • 9 STEPS • 1HR

Yum moo yang

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Salty, spicy, sour and sweet, this colourful salad pairs well with our silky Classics Beaujolais-Villages, which can be served lightly chilled from the fridge.
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Salty, spicy, sour and sweet, this colourful salad pairs well with our silky Classics Beaujolais-Villages, which can be served lightly chilled from the fridge.
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Judy Joo
Korean-American chef, restaurateur, entrepreneur and TV star Judy has written two best-selling cookbooks and is considered one of the leading Korean cooking experts in the West. She was also the first woman chef to claim the title of Iron Chef UK.

1HR

Total time

Ingredients

Servings
4
1 pack
(664 g)
Select Farms British pork loin steak
4 steaks
For the dressing
80 g
shallots, chopped
1 bunch
coriander, chopped
4 tsp
soft light brown sugar
6 cloves
M&S Remarksable Value garlic, roughly chopped
1 piece
root ginger, roughly chopped
3cm
5 tbsp
soy sauce
5 tbsp
groundnut oil
2 tbsp
fish sauce
1/2 tsp
salt
3
bird’s eye chillies, chopped
For the marinade
4 tsp
soft light brown sugar
For the rice
300 g
Thai jasmine rice
1 tin
(400 ml)
coconut milk
3
kaffir lime leaves
For the salad
100 g
red cabbage, finely shredded
100 g
white cabbage, finely shredded
1
M&S Remarksable Value red pepper, deseeded, thinly sliced
4
baby cucumbers, thinly sliced
5
M&S Remarksable Value salad onions
thinly sliced on an angle
1 bunch
mint
leaves picked
1 bunch
coriander
leaves picked
1 bunch
Thai basil
leaves picked
50 g
dry-roasted peanuts, chopped
50 g
M&S roasted salted cashews, chopped
To garnish
8 sprigs
coriander
1 handful
Thai basil
2
red chillies, sliced

Nutrition per serving

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Calories
1292kcal
Fat
77.9 g
Saturates
34.9 g
Sugars
19.0 g
Salt
2152.3 mg
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step 1
Put the shallots (80 g), coriander (1 bunch), brown sugar (4 tsp), garlic (6 cloves), ginger (1 piece), soy sauce (5 tbsp), groundnut oil (5 tbsp), fish sauce (2 tbsp), salt (1/2 tsp) and bird’s eye chilli (3) into a blender and pulse until the vegetables are finely chopped.
step 2
For the marinade, take 200ml of the dressing and mix with the brown sugar (4 tsp) and ½ tsp sea salt.
step 3
Put the pork (1 pack) into a plastic bag and pour over the marinade. Seal the bag, extracting any excess air, and massage the marinade into the meat. Chill in the fridge until needed.
step 4
Wash the rice (300 g) in a sieve and put it into a saucepan with the coconut milk (1 tin), the kaffir lime leaves (3) and 150ml water. Simmer over a gentle heat, stirring occasionally to prevent it catching, until all the liquid has absorbed – about 10 minutes. Cover until ready to serve.
step 5
Place a griddle pan over a medium-high heat and brush with a little oil. Put the marinated pork into the pan, reserving the marinade in the bag, and cook according to pack instructions, then remove from the heat and set aside.
step 6
Transfer any excess marinade to a small pan and bring to the boil. Boil for a minute or two until reduced slightly, then set aside.
step 7
Combine the red cabbage (100 g), white cabbage (100 g), red pepper (1), cucumber (4), onions (5), mint (1 bunch), coriander (1 bunch), basil (1 bunch), peanuts (50 g) and cashews (50 g) in a bowl and toss well with the remaining dressing.
step 8
Cover a large plate with cling film and lightly brush with vegetable oil. Brush the coriander (8 sprigs) with a little oil on both sides, then lay them on top of the cling film. Microwave for 4 minutes, or until crispy – if the sprigs aren’t crispy, return to the microwave for a further 30 seconds.
step 9
Thinly slice the pork, divide between serving dishes and serve with the boiled marinade drizzled over the top, along with the rice and salad. Garnish with the crispy coriander, basil (1 handful) and red chillies (2).
step 9 Thinly slice the pork, divide between serving dishes and serve with the boiled marinade drizzled over the top, along with the rice and salad. Garnish with the crispy coriander, basil (1 handful) and red chillies (2).

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