Sweet and sour is traditionally chinese, but can also be found in many southeast-asian cuisines including thai. This recipe is very straight-forward to make, and the pork turns out tangy-delicious. I served mine up with sticky rice, which made for quite a wonderful dinner. Use pork spare ribs if you can, or substitute pork tenderloin (or chicken breast/thighs for sweet and sour chicken). You can choose to make it spicy or milder according to your liking. Because it includes vegetables, this recipe makes for a perfect all-in-one dish any night of the week.
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