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Red-Cooked Pork with Frizzled Ginger

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Red-Cooked Pork with Frizzled GingerKay Rentschler

The flavorful broth that results from cooking the pork is known in Chinese cuisine as a master sauce — save any that's left over in the freezer and use it for braising other meats, such as duck or chicken. Allowing the pork to cool overnight in the broth ensures its succulence — and because it's made ahead, this dish is ideal for entertaining.

Active time: 40 min Start to finish: 14 1/2 hr (includes chilling)

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