Ingredients 
    
    - For the marinade:
 - 400g pork diced (shoulder, leg or tenderloin all work)
 - 2 tbls light soy sauce
 - 2 tbls kecap Manis (a sweet soy sauce)
 - 1 tbls mirin
 - 1 tbls rice vinegar
 - 1 tbls Hot chilli sauce
 - 1 tsp. sesame oil
 - 1 clove garlic finely chopped
 - 2 tbls cornflour
 - For frying:
 - 1 free range egg
 - 60 g corn flour
 - Peanut or sunflower oil for deep frying
 - Extra cornflour for coating
 - For the sauce:
 - Peanut or Sunflower oil to fry
 - 1 green pepper cut into bite size pieces
 - 1 red pepper cut into bite size pieces
 - 1 red onion cut into bite size pieces
 - 4 pineapple rings cut into bite size pieces
 - 100 g mange tout cut into bite size pieces
 - 4 spring onions finely sliced
 - 1 thumb size piece ginger peeled & cut into thin strips
 - Small bunch pak Choy
 - Small bunch coriander chopped
 - 50 ml light soy sauce
 - 50 ml Ketcap Manis
 - 50 ml tomato ketchup
 - 50 ml apple juice
 - 30 ml mirin
 - 30 ml rice vinegar
 - 10 ml hot chilli sauce
 - 1 tsp. corn flour mixed with a little cold water to thicken sauce
 
Method
                    Method for the sauce:
- In a wok over high heat toss the peppers, red onion and mangetout in a little oil for 2 minutes then set to one side.
 - In the same wok add the wet ingredients, bring to a simmer and thicken with cornflour mix. Add the fried vegetables, pineapple, ginger and Pak Choi to the sauce, toss to glaze, and keep warm.
 
Method for the marinade:
- Marinade the pork in all the marinade ingredients for 2 hours or overnight
 
                    Method for the pork:
- Heat a wok half full with oil or set the deep fat fryer to 180°C.
 - Remove the pork from the marinade and dip through the egg mix (60g cornflour mixed with beaten egg) then finally dredge through dry cornflour to coat.
 - Fry in small batches until golden and crunchy (approximately 3 minutes), then drain on kitchen paper and toss through the sweet and sour sauce.
 - Finish with chopped coriander and serve piping hot.
 
To serve:
Serve with steamed rice and fragrant green tea.
Pro Tip: The vegetable garnish can easily be swapped out for whatever you have available.