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Moo Ping Recipe
Thai-Inspired Pork on a Stick
5
from 1 vote
Prep Time
15
minutes
mins
Active Time
20
minutes
mins
Overnight Marinade
16
hours
hrs
Total Time
16
hours
hrs
35
minutes
mins
Ingredients
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2
lbs
Pork Butt
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2
Tbsp
Oyster Sauce
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2
Tbsp
Low Sodium Soy Sauce
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1
Tbsp
Garlic Powder
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1
Tbsp
Onion Powder
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1
Tbsp
Ground Black Pepper
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1
Cup
Coconut Milk
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1
Cube
Pork Knorr
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2
Tbsp
Golden Mountain Seasoning Sauce
Instructions
Take a small 2-3 lb pork butt and cube up into smaller pieces.
Combine the marinade ingredients in the specified quantities. Whisk together to ensure well combined.
Take a gallon storage bag and add your cubed pork and then add your marinade. Then put in your refrigerator to marinate overnight.
If you're using bamboo skewers, soak these overnight in water as well.
The next day, get your grill to around 400-500F.
Take your pork out of the storage page and put them onto the skewers.
Once your grill is at temperature, place your pork sticks on the grill. Flip often - the goal being to slightly char the exterior of the meat.
Once you're happy with the exterior and the internal is roughly 160F+, you can take the Moo ping off the grill.
Rest for 5 minutes and enjoy!
Notes
I like to dip in a Sweet Chili sauce or Sriracha - it honestly goes good with just about any sauce you can think of.