How to make Pork Sorpotel -

Pork Sorpotel - a typical spicy Goan pork curry. Learn how to make pork sorpotel easily from scratch with common ingredients at home!

Sanjeev Kapoor

This is a Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.

Main Ingredients : Boneless pork, Pork liver

Cuisine : Goan

Course : Main Course Mutton


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Pork Sorpotel

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Goa's 450 years under Portuguese domination produced a unique, syncretic blend of East and West that is at once exotic and strangely familiar.  The various influences have made the Goan cuisine an interesting blend of tastes as a result of which it has a phenomenal repertoire of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian delicacies.  Though the recipes and techniques of the two major communities – Hindu and Christian – are different but as a rule the cuisine that comes under the umbrella of Goan is simple but chilli hot and spicy. Traditionally the food is cooked on wood fires in clay pots that are fired by the village potter. Though in the modern times, quite a few Goans have had to leave their land in search of greener pastures, they still get homesick for the smoky flavour of the fish curry and rice that get their distinct taste being cooked in crowded sweaty, smoky kitchens in earthenware pots over wood fires.      

Prep Time : 1-1.30 hour

Cook time : 51-60 minutes

Serve : 4

Level Of Cooking : Moderate

Taste : Spicy

Ingredients for Pork Sorpotel Recipe

  • Boneless pork boiled and cut into small pieces 400 grams

  • Pork liver boiled and cut into small pieces 100 grams

  • Oil 5 tablespoons

  • Ginger chopped 1/2 tablespoon

  • Garlic chopped 1 tablespoon

  • Green chillies chopped 2-3

  • Medium onions finely chopped 3

  • Salt to taste

  • Pork stock 2 cups

  • Sugar 1 teaspoon

  • Tamarind pulp 1 tablespoon

  • Vinegar 1/3 cup

  • Fresh coriander sprig to garnish

  • Masala

  • Cloves 3

  • Black cardamoms 4-5

  • Green cardamoms 3

  • Cinnamon 1 inch

  • Cumin seeds 1 teaspoon

  • Dried red chillies 4-5

Method

Step 1

To make the masala, heat a non-stick pan, add cloves, black peppercorns, green cardamoms, cinnamon, cumin seeds and red chillies and dry roast till fragrant. Transfer the spices into a bowl and add some warm water and let them soak for 30-40 minutes.

Step 2

Strain the soaked spices into a blender jar, add some of the strained water and blend to a smooth paste.

Step 3

Heat 4 tablespoons oil in a deep non-stick pan. Add pork and pork liver pieces and sauté till they turn golden brown. Drain into a bowl.

Step 4

Reheat the oil remaining in the pan, add ginger, garlic and green chillies, mix and sauté till fragrant.

Step 5

Add onions and salt, mix and sauté till the mixture is well browned. Add the masala. Rinse the blender jar with ½ cup pork stock and pour into the pan and mix well. Simmer for 3-4 minutes.

Step 6

Add fried pork and pork liver and mix well. Add remaining pork stock and mix.

Step 7

Add sugar and tamarind pulp, mix and bring to a boil. Add vinegar and some salt, mix, cover and cook for 15-20 minutes.

Step 8

Transfer into a serving bowl, garnish with a coriander sprig and serve hot.

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