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To begin with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can have lemon soy pork & tofu with fried rice using 12 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Lemon Soy Pork & Tofu with Fried Rice:

1. Take 300-400 g pork belly
2. Prepare 1/4-1/2 c water
3. Make ready 2 tsp cooking oil or as needed
4. Make ready 1 small onion, sliced
5. Take 1/2 lemon
6. Get 4 gloves garlic, coarsely chopped
7. Make ready 1/2 c crispy fried tofu cubes
8. Prepare 1 Tbsp oyster sauce
9. Get 2 tsp soy sauce
10. Take to taste Salt & pepper
11. Make ready 2-3 c cooked rice or day old rice
12. Get 1/4 c tangy soy dip (optional, recipe in last step)

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Steps to make Lemon Soy Pork & Tofu with Fried Rice:

1. In a pan, place (salted) pork belly with fat side down and add water, enough to cover 3/4 of it. Do this in medium heat and cover. This will help make the pork tender.
2. Flip on other side before water evaporates. Squeeze your lemon on the meat, both sides, cover. Once water has evaporated and you hear pan sizzling, place the 2t of oil to help render the fat and brown the meat. Turn on the other side when it has touches of brown.
3. Lower heat, add your garlic and onion. Add a drizzle of oil if needed to cook the onions/garlic. Quickly toss.
4. Add the cooked tofu, mix in your soy sauce, oyster sauce and salt & pepper (to taste). Quickly toss. To prevent pork from over cooking to a hard rock, transfer to a plate as soon as you've mixed in sauces.
5. On the same pan, without washing the drippings, add in your day old rice. Spread it around on the pan to let the rice absorb the remaining oils and soy sauces.
6. With a spatula, sauté rice until it has separated into individual pieces and color has changed from the pan drippings. Scrape off the rice sticking to the pan when mixing. That's delicious hehe. Serve with your pork & tofu and enjoy!
7. OPTIONAL TANGY SOY DIP: Mix equal parts of balsamic vinegar, oyster sauce, soy sauce, and then add a little water. Adjust according to taste, if you want more tangy add more vinegar, if salty add more soy. Drop in chopped chilies and green onions or chopped red onions or even garlic.

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