Original Ground Pork Jerky (Net: 80g)
$5.99Be full of aroma and endless aftertaste, and is well deserved the Original Singapore style Bakkwa.
MKS FOOD is determined to pursue high quality, ensure food safety, strict selection of materials and careful production. In order to share this food with more friends, we have specially brought the traditional secret recipe into Canada and hope that more friends can taste the authentic Singapore’s unique cuisine.
MKS FOOD is also developing and introducing a variety of flavors of Jerky, meat-loving friends can be looking forward for your favorite flavor here!
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Bak Kwa is the Hokkien (Fujianese) word for what South Asian Chinese call meat jerky; wafer thin slices of barbecued pork jerky, beef jerky or even chicken jerky. Unlike the western style beef jerky which is usually dried to remove the moisture in the meat, traditional Bak Kwa is moist and grilled to perfection over charcoal fire.
Bakkwa is very popular in Singapore and Malaysia where it is traditionally eaten during Chinese New Year. When Chinese immigrants brought this delicacy over to Singapore and Malaysia, it began to take on local characteristics. A notable example lies in the preparation of Bak Kwa, where the meat is grilled over charcoal rather than air-dried, imparting a smokier flavor to the meat. The Singaporean and Malaysian versions of bakkwa are also sweeter than their mainland China counterparts with many different variations having developed to suit local palates, such as chili Bak Kwa.
Jerky is a traditional dish of ancient and modern China which can be traced back to more than 3000 years ago.
As time goes by, Jerky has been reworked and further developed by Fujian people, which made Jerky tastier. As many Fujian people moved to Singapore during the 19th century, they bring along this dish with them which is now one of the most famous dishes in Singapore. Its unique flavor, rich nutrition, long storage period is extremely convenient for traveling or at home, thus being loved by people of all ethnic groups. Currently Jerky not only become a fashionable delicious snack, but also a popular gift for friends and family nowadays.
No artificial preservatives added
A popular gift for friends and family.
Be full of aroma and endless aftertaste, and is well deserved the Original Singapore style Bakkwa.
The minimum order quantity is 20 packs.
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The minimum order quantity is 20 packs.
Slight lemony overtones, a tingly numbness in the mouth.
The minimum order quantity is 20 packs.
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The most popular items in our store, juicy, tender and spicy.
The minimum order quantity is 20 packs.
Slight lemony overtones, a tingly numbness in the mouth.
Rousong (pork floss), baked it into a golden-brown crispy crunchies for you.
Rousong (pork floss), baked it into a golden-brown crispy crunchies for you.
I will recommend this brand to my friends and others for sure.
It’s really delicious I got it as I had tried in Singapore before, so it’s really good.
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Before eating, it is recommended to heat up the jerky in a microwave oven for 10-30 seconds.
Or you can heat it up in a frying pan or small oven with low heat.
A little bit of chopped beef jerky adds some savory flavor to this fried rice recipe from Food & Wine. If you like, you can prep the rice, jerky, and mushrooms one day ahead of time and then finish the dish just before serving.
Charquican is a Chilean stew traditionally made with ch’arki, a kind of South American jerky. (We actually got our word for dried and preserved meat from the original Quechua term.) This version of the hearty potato, squash, and beef dish comes from Recipe Island.
Beef jerky is the secret ingredient in this quick tomato sauce recipe from Alton Brown (via the Cooking Channel). Make sure that you soften the meat in boiling water before adding it to the pot so the beef is not too tough. Serve the finished sauce over pasta or rice.
This tasty Vietnamese salad contains just three ingredients, which means you can throw it together in a matter of minutes. It’s an ideal post-workout snack, light meal, or appetizer. You should be able to find green papayas at most Asian markets, where you may also be able to buy Vietnamese-style jerky. If not, you can try making your own. Recipe from Hungry Huy.