Delicious daily office catering menus made from pork for tastier meals
Today, bringing your own office lunch is a trend many people choose: it ensures a nutritious meal that provides energy for the working day, while also being safe for your health. Especially during the pandemic, preparing lunch to bring to the office helps save money.
Among the options, pork is considered the most common food in Vietnamese meals, a daily favorite because it is both nutritious and reasonably priced. Below, STAVI office catering service suggests delicious pork dishes that are quick and easy to make, flavorful and fully nutritious for every day you go to the office!
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Image: Pork is nutritious and easy to cook
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How to choose good pork
Before turning pork into delicious, nutritious dishes, the first step is to choose fresh, clean meat. So how do you choose pork? STAVI would like to share the following tips for choosing good pork:
- Choose meat with a dry surface, a bright red color and slightly firm texture. The fat should be light in color and firm, not mushy.
- Fresh pork has a characteristic pleasant smell, with no fishy or foul odor.
- Press the meat with your finger and release immediately to check its elasticity. If the meat springs back quickly and is pinkish red, it is fresh and good.
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Image: How to choose fresh pork for office catering
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How to remove the odor from pork
A very important step for removing the odor from meat is to blanch it in boiling water for about 3 minutes, then rinse it in cold water; the meat will no longer smell, and it will taste better when cooked. To remove the odor, you can crush 1 shallot and add a little white wine to the boiling water so the broth smells better.
In addition, while boiling the meat, regularly skim off the foam and scum so the broth is clearer and less odorous.
Easy, delicious pork dishes
Pork rolls with bamboo shoots and mushrooms
Pork rolls with bamboo shoots and mushrooms are a delicious, nutrient-rich dish that does not take long to make. Cut the pork into thin, palm-sized slices, lay them flat on a surface, sprinkle with a little cornstarch and seasoning, arrange boiled bamboo shoots, shimeji or king oyster mushrooms and spring onions in turn, and roll up. Then fry the rolls until golden and cooked through, and you are done. Enjoyed with soy sauce, they will taste richer and even better.
Caramelized braised pork
Caramelized braised pork is a dish familiar to every Vietnamese, and almost everyone knows how to cook it. For tender, beautifully colored, rich braised pork, you need to choose really good pork belly with both lean meat and fat. Cut the meat into large cubes so the pieces braise evenly and look good. Boil duck eggs, peel them and add them to braise with the meat. If you want the duck eggs to look nicer and be more pleasantly chewy, you can fry them until golden. The seasonings used are: pepper, fish sauce, chili, sugar and fresh coconut water. Braise the meat over a low simmer so it becomes tender, fragrant and absorbs the seasonings.
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Image: Caramelized braised pork, a delicious dish often seen in office catering
Five-spice fried pork
Making five-spice fried pork is extremely simple: choose a good piece of meat, marinate it with five-spice powder and a little seasoning to taste, fry it until golden and crisp over the heat, and you have a wonderful dish right away. On busy days when you still want a full, delicious lunch box, five-spice fried pork is an interesting suggestion for you.
With the information just shared in this article, we hope you now know more new ways to make delicious pork dishes, as well as the secrets to choosing good, clean, quality pork, helping to make your daily meals more varied.
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Image: Crispy, crunchy five-spice fried pork
Grilled pork with galangal and fermented rice
Grilled pork with galangal and fermented rice is delicious with either rice or rice vermicelli, served with a dipping sauce of shrimp paste or fish sauce with lime and chili. Marinate the meat with shrimp paste, fish sauce, sugar, cooking oil, turmeric powder, galangal, fermented rice and spring onions for about 1 hour to absorb the flavors. Arrange the meat on a grill rack and grill over glowing charcoal, turning both sides evenly until the meat is golden and fragrant.
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Image: Novel grilled pork with galangal and fermented rice
Stir-fried pork with lemongrass and chili
Stir-fried pork with lemongrass and chili has the aroma of lemongrass and chili, with seasonings adjusted to taste, making the meal more appetizing. Marinate the pork with a little salt, pepper, oyster sauce, lemongrass and chili for about 15 to 20 minutes. Fry the shallots and garlic until fragrant, then add the lemongrass and stir-fry. When the lemongrass is golden and fragrant, add the marinated pork, stir well and adjust the seasoning to taste. When the meat is tender and cooked, add the spring onions and turn off the heat.
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Image: Flavorful stir-fried pork with lemongrass and chili
Jellied pork
Jellied pork is a dish very familiar to the people of northern Vietnam. Especially on cold winter days, it is an indispensable dish for most families. You can make jellied pork when you want to enjoy the richness of pork hock and the crunch of wood ear mushrooms. Served with pickled mustard greens and pickled shallots, you will never get tired of it.
Crispy fried pork with pineapple sauce
Crispy fried pork with pineapple sauce has tender meat with a very appetizing sweet-and-sour flavor. Cut pork tenderloin into small, bite-sized pieces, then put the meat in a bowl, add 1 egg white, 15ml of cooking wine and a little salt, mix well and marinate for about 20 minutes.
After marinating, roll the meat in a plate of cornstarch so it is evenly coated. Fry the meat in a pan until golden and crispy, then remove to a plate. Stir-fry bell pepper, onion, tomato and pineapple until half-cooked, then add the crispy fried pork and stir-fry together. Season to taste and turn off the heat.

Image: Delicious, novel fried pork with pineapple sauce that goes great with rice
Pork steamed in foil
Pork steamed in foil is an appealing dish that is very simple to make. Each piece of meat, tender, sweet and soaked in seasonings, makes an ideal dish for a chilly evening. Preparing the freshest ingredients to steam the meat will make this pork dish even more delicious and nutritious.
With the information STAVI has just shared in this article, we hope you now know more new ways to make delicious pork dishes, as well as the secrets to choosing good, clean, quality pork, helping to make your office lunch more novel, delicious and appealing!
