Peking-Style Shredded Pork
This Peking-style Shredded Pork is tender, juicy and coated in a rich sweet-savoury hoisin glaze. Quick to cook and full of flavour, it’s perfect served with pancakes, rice or fresh vegetables.
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This Peking-style Shredded Pork is tender, juicy and coated in a rich sweet-savoury hoisin glaze. Quick to cook and full of flavour, it’s perfect served with pancakes, rice or fresh vegetables.
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