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The heat equation for a juicy pork chop

Posted on October 12, 2025October 12, 2025 by Aadit Nag

I’ve long avoided ordering pork chops at restaurants.  Every time, I thought I was getting a juicy, tender cut of meat, but what landed on the plate was usually closer to tyre rubber with a thick, greasy fat cap. Somewhere along the line, pork chops got a bad reputation and I think it’s because so…

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Hong Shao Rou, low and slow

Posted on August 26, 2025September 3, 2025 by Aadit Nag

Succulent, fatty meat that melts in your mouth, wrapped in a glossy, rich sauce – there’s no better way to describe Hong Shao Rou (red-braised pork belly). It’s a dish that’s equal parts comfort and indulgence, with deep soy flavors, warm spices and a hint of sweetness in every bite. Slow-cooked and caramelised to perfection,…

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Hey, I'm Aadit! A teenager combining his passion for cooking with a chemistry craze. Join me as I explore the science behind some of my favourite recipes from around the world.

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