Ingredients
Requirements
- Oven
- Baking tray
- Oven rack
- Satay skewer or fork
- Aluminum foil
- Heavy chef's knife or cleaver
- Cooking pot
- Saucepan
Moksi meti is Sranantongo for mixed meat, and that is exactly what you get on your plate at the Chinese-Surinamese toko: sweet slices of tjauw sieuw, cubes of crispy sieuw joek and roasted chicken on white rice, with a splash of brown sauce and cucumber and sour pickle on the side.
At home, everything goes in one regular oven, without hooks, and the only thing you really need to plan ahead for is the pork belly. The salt that sits on the rind overnight draws moisture out, and the drier that skin goes into the oven, the better it puffs up in the end into a crispy crust.
We leave out the red coloring and the Chinese sausage that some toko's add to it, and with a spoon of pepper on the side you actually don't miss them.
Ingredients