Kimchi Taco

Pork Belly Kimchi Tacos Recipe . If you set the geographical distances aside, though, the two cuisines are a natural fit. With wrapped grilled meats and bold flavor profiles loaded with garlic and chili peppers, there’s enough common ground to play well together, and yet, enough differences to make something exciting and new. For my version, of Korean- style tacos, I marinate pork belly in a sweet and spicy gochujang- based sauce that’s accented with ginger and garlic.

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You can even make nachos out of this by sprinkling the cheese over tortilla chips and microwaving to melt the cheese before topping with the pork belly, kimchi and scallions. Enjoy the collision between Korean and Mexican food with these sweet and spicy tacos. Add the pork and mix to combine.

Let this marinate while you prepare the other ingredients. A Midsummer`S Nightmare more. Put the sesame oil and onions into a frying pan over medium high heat and saut. Let this fry until browned on one side, and then stir fry until the pork is cooked through. To make the tacos, heat the tortillas and place a layer of pork, followed by the cheese, some kimchi, scallions and sesame seeds. Yield: 4 large tacos or 8 small tacos.

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