Recipes - Mangalorean Sorpotel

Ingredients:

2 kgs. Fresh Pork Meat
½ kg. Liver
5 Bay Leaves
2 tbsp. Dry Pork Blood
5 gms. sliced ginger
30 corns sliced garlic
10 nos. slit green chilies
10 nos. sliced onions
Vinegar – to taste

Grind Together:

18 dry red chilies
1 piece ginger
1 tsp. cumin seed
1 tsp. coriander seeds
1 tsp. poppy seeds
1 piece whole turmeric
1 tsp. black peppercorns
2 cinnamon sticks
12 whole cloves
Salt - to taste.

Method:

Wash the Pork meat & liver. Boil the Pork Meat & Liver with Bay leaves, salt and cut into small pieces.  Wash the Dry blood thrice, squeeze and set aside.  Soak the tamarind in water and remove the pulp.  Heat oil, Fry the sliced ingredients, add the ground masala.  Add the Pork meat & liver, stir, add vinegar and Cook for 45 minutes.   Add the Dry Blood and boil for another 15 minutes. Add Salt to taste.  Remove when done and set aside, This preparation tastes best when eaten the next day.  This can be preserved for about 7 Days.

(Chef Dilraj Sequeira, a Resident of Bandra, Mumbai is a graduate from Dadar Catering College & then further trained at the Johnson & Wales University, U.S., has traveled around the world.  Presently he is a Sous Chef with Carnival Cruise lines, U.S., the most popular cruise line in the world.  He is also an active member of the ‘American Culinary Federation’, U.S., and a proud member of ‘Les Chaine des Rotisseurs’, Paris, the word’s oldest & most prestigious gastronomic society.  Incidentally he is also the only son of the famous Konkani poet J. B. Sequeira.)

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Comment on this article

  • Neeta Fichardo, Mangalore/Mumbai

    Tue, Jun 19 2012

    Excellent taste
    could i have the recipe of pepper pork

  • Charlottw, Mumbai

    Sat, Aug 06 2011

    Hey thanks dilraj for the wonderful and simple recipe.

  • Reena Lobo, Mumbai

    Fri, Jan 28 2011

    excellent Recipe... Thanks Dilraj for sharing this recipe.Looking Forward for more delicious recipes from you.

  • cecilia miranda, shirva, s. karnataka. denver, us

    Sun, Feb 14 2010

    Thank you Mr Sequeira, this seems to be a good recipe, I have been looking for one, I shall try this and surely let you know, how it turns out, thank you,

  • Peter Desouza, Mangalore/ Australia

    Mon, Aug 17 2009

    Thank you Mr Sequeira!...been looking our for a Sorpotel recipe.Going to try out yours for my Daughter''s christening.Will let you know how it turned out.Hope to do you proud.


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