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Pork belly cut into strips, boiled until cooked, drained, then pan-fried. The fat renders out, creating a natural golden color. Prepared this way, the meat is crispy on the outside yet moist and tender inside, with its sweetness preserved. It pairs deliciously with fresh vegetables and sweet-and-sour dipping sauce,... show more

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