Chinese Barbecue Pork | Char Siu




Chef Tom fires up the Yoder Smokers YS640s Pellet Grill for Chinese Barbecue Pork Char Siu. Smoky, sweet, salty & savory, this one checks all of the boxes!
Full recipe: https://www.atbbq.com/thesauce/chinese-barbecue-pork-char-siu/

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  1. Carlene Willoughby
    Carlene Willoughby says:

    I tried this and it was great, Thank you. My question though: I doubled the marinade recipe to freeze half for next time. I've just checked, it's been in the freezer for a few weeks (everything else in there is solid) but that sauce is still liquid. Any reason why it wouldn't freeze?

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  2. Andrew Watson
    Andrew Watson says:

    When Tom said " Now we are going into the briny bucket for an overnight soak" I thought he had gone too far, but turns out he was talking about the pork, not himself.

    That was a bit different and I loved the juicyness of that pork. Top work.

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  3. Government Pion
    Government Pion says:

    I cannot say enough great things about how amazing CT and the rest of the ATBBQ team is! Do you think you could give us locals the inside tips on where to acquire these harder to find ingredients for some of these cooks? Much love!

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  4. Bäiderlasbou
    Bäiderlasbou says:

    Since I have been watching every video for years and also try to write a suitable comment, it is becoming increasingly difficult to properly appreciate the sensational work of Chef Tom and the whole team. I can only say: every video is a pleasure and I am a big fan. I will definitely copy this recipe too ???

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  5. Brian Laraby
    Brian Laraby says:

    Thanks for the education. I was only familiar with the Japanese version made from pork belly like you find in Ramen. Totally different and all during the video I was thinking looks good, but that's not chasiu, till I looked it up afterwards.

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  6. OptionZero
    OptionZero says:

    Pet peeve: Chinese people don’t s it with an R. I suspect it was added long ago by westerners and just stuck. It should be called “cha siu”

    Same thing with “har gow.” It should be “ha gow”

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