Char Sui Pork Burgers

Name: Char Sui Pork Burgers | Slimming & Weight Watchers Friendly
Prep time: 20 min
Cook time: 7 min

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These burgers are inspired by char siu, which is a Cantonese barbecue pork dish and a popular flavour in Chinese cuisine. We’ve used 5%-fat pork mince to keep the calories low and have added some extra veggies into the burgers in order to keep them nice and moist. A fresh, Asian-style slaw complements the flavours of the burgers perfectly and means they’re great when served at a summer barbecue!

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Swap pork mince for turkey mince.

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All prepared on the morning left in fridge

I added mixed herbs to mine, loved the Char Sui glaze. I didn’t do the roll or the slaw, had mine with sweet potato wedges.

Another delicious meal.

Make sure to give the slaw a good mix before serving as the flavour goes to the bottom of the dish.

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I added Hoisin Sauce to my glaze as I love the flavour of it. Tasted absolutely fabulous!

Really easy and quick and the courgette keeps pork moist

Serve with wedges and a side of sweet chilli dipping sauce...

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I covered them in the glaze and left them all day to marinade. I then baked them in the oven for 30 minutes rather than frying them and served them in brioche buns. Absolutely yummy!