In Korea, this recipe, known as toejigogi kui, is made with pork belly, but it's equally deliciousand much leanerwhen prepared with pork loin. And it's great for a Friday night meal because the pork can marinate all day while you're at work and can be on the table soon after you get home. To save time, have your butcher slice and pound the pork cutlets.
Although wine is not traditionally served with Korean food, it can work extremely well as long as the chile flavor in a dish is not overpowering. A bright, young, fruity red, like the 2001 Amberley Estate Shiraz from Western Australia, is sweet enough to round out the pungency of the marinade here.
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