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Liempo Laing Sushi Bake

Yields10 ServingsTotal Time1 hr 30 mins

A delicious sushi bake with a Filipino twist!

Liempo
 1 kg liempo (pork belly)
 ½ cup soy sauce
 ¼ cup calamansi juice
 3 tbsp minced garlic
 1 tsp black ground pepper
 1 tsp salt
Laing
 1 pcs garlic bulbminced
 2 inch gingerpeeled and julienne
 1 pcs large red oniondiced
 6 cups coconut milk
 2 cups coconut cream
 300 g taro leaves
 4 pcs siling labuyochopped
 1 tbsp fish sauce
 salt and pepper to taste
Rice
 4 cups Japanese Ricecooked
 ¼ cup mirin
 2 tbsp white sugar
 2 tsp salt
 nori sheetsfor lining
Garnish
 easy melt cheesetopping
 pork chicharonoptional
1

In a bowl, combine all the liempo ingredients. Mix well to incorporate all the ingredients in the liempo. Set aside and marinate for about an hour.

2

In a pot, saute garlic, ginger, and onions. Add in the coconut milk and simmer for five minutes.

3

Add the taro leaves and evenly distribute in the pot but don’t mix or stir the taro leaves. Let it cook for about 40-60 mins. Occasionally pushing the taro leaves down the coconut milk. Add more coconut milk or water if the mixture is getting dry.

4

Once the taro leaves becomes darker you can now stir or mix the laing. Add in the fish sauce, coconut cream, and red chillies. Simmer for another 15 minutes or until the sauce has thicken. Season with salt and pepper then set aside.

5

While the laing is simmering grill the liempo for about 5-7 mins each side. Chopped then set aside.

6

In a bowl, combine all the rice ingredients. Mix well then set aside.

7

Assembly the sushi bake in a baking pan by placing a layer of rice, then a layer of nori sheet followed by the laing and liempo. Do this until you fill the pan. Top with easy melt cheese then bake in a preheated oven for 204°C/400°F for 8-10 minutes.

8

Serve with nori sheets.

Optional: Top with pork chicharon

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size 8-10

Servings 0