spicy orange-chinese 5 spice pork steak
This pork dish is so delicious, and the meat is so tender, you won't believe it! I ladled it over Jasmine rice. The orange and smokey chipotle - and the sweet and spicy - go wonderfully with the pork, as well as the Sweet Potato Casserole I had with it.
yield
6 -8
cook time
17 Min
method
Pressure Cooker/Instant Pot
Ingredients For spicy orange-chinese 5 spice pork steak
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1.5-1.75 lbpork shoulder blade steak, bone in
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3 cchicken broth
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1 Tbspground ginger
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1 Tbsptrue orange
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1 Tbspchinese five spice powder
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2 tspchipotle chili powder
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2 pkglee kum kee "orange chicken" sauce package **
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1/2 cginger syrup
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1.5-2 Tbspcorn starch
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.5-.75 cwater
How To Make spicy orange-chinese 5 spice pork steak
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1NOTES: *This dish was created for my Instant Pot electric pressure cooker. The "17 minutes cook time" is the actual cook time once the pressure cooker comes up to pressure, which is about 20 minutes; it also requires the time for natural release...another 20 or so minutes. So the time from start to finish is more like an hour. ** If you can't find the packaged Orange Chicken sauce, you can use about a cup of jelly (orange marmalade mixed with a pepper jelly will give it a wonderful flavor). * True Orange can be ordered online from TrueLemon.com. They also have lime and grapefruit...all wonderful in dishes. *Use a bland rice, such as Jasmine, Basmati, or white, because a flavored rice may change the overall taste of the dish. *PLEASE use at least SOME chipotle powder, as it gives the dish a wonderful, smokey flavor which compliments the orange and the meat.
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2Remove steaks and place on cutting board.
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3Take each pork steak and cut it into palm-sized portions; trim most of the fat off, but keep some for flavor.
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4The steaks are usually "forefinger" width; cut them in half. This helps the steaks to cook for a shorter period of time.
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5Pour 3 cups of chicken broth into the Instant Pot. If using broth you've made, scrape the top layer (fat) off, and heat jelled broth to a liquid.
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6Whisk in ground ginger, Chinese five spice, True Orange (or the juice of an orange with its zest), and ground chipotle chili pepper. Taste and adjust flavor if needed.
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7Place steaks into IP and gently stir into the liquid, to (mostly) cover.
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8Lock the IP lid, and turn valve to seal position. Cook on high heat for 17 minutes; use Natural Release.
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9Remove meat from juice, and place in a large casserole dish.
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10Into the juice, mix ginger syrup, orange sauce package (or your jelly/jam/marmalade), and maybe a little more True Orange. Using the "Sauté" function, bring mixture to a boil; slowly whisk in cornstarch slurry and continue whisking until it thickens.
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11Pour sauce onto the meat; enjoy over cooked rice, pasta, quinoa, or couscous.
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