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Stone-Grilled Wild Boar Meat

Taiwanese Native Soul Food! Wild boar meat baked in heated slate

Spice 1 Cooking difficulty: MediumNone
For Adults Street Food Indigenous Soul Food

Description

A traditional dish of Taiwan's mountain indigenous people. Fatty wild boar meat (Shanzhu Rou) is boldly grilled on a heated slate (stone plate), eaten wildly on skewers with salt, pepper, and raw garlic.

Restaurants serving Stone-Grilled Wild Boar Meat

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Recipe

Ingredients

  • Wild boar meat(Shanzhu Rou)
  • Onion
  • Maqaw(Taiwanese mountain pepper)
  • Salt
  • Garlic

Instructions

  1. [Authentic Recipe]
  2. [Meat Prep] Prepare a block of Taiwanese 'Shanzhu Rou' (wild boar meat), which has crunchy, sweet fat.
  3. Marinate with rice wine, salt, black pepper, and the indigenous spice 'Maqaw' (mountain pepper with a refreshing lemongrass-like aroma).
  4. [Stone Grilling] Place a thick 'natural stone slate' over the stall's stove, heating it fiercely from below.
  5. Place the boar block on the hot stone slate. The far-infrared effect of the stone grills the outside crispy and fragrant while keeping the inside plump with juices.
  6. Sauté accompanying onions and green scallions in the massive fat rendered from the meat.
  7. The vendor cuts the grilled boar into bite-sized pieces with scissors, placing it in a paper bowl with the veg.
  8. Customers pierce with bamboo skewers, optionally sprinkling more 'Maqaw salt' or 'chili powder', served with raw sliced garlic.
Learn more Spice, substitutes, tips

Key spices

Lemongrass-like aroma of Maqaw

Substitutes at Japanese supermarkets

Thick-cut pork belly, Coarse black pepper and lemon juice (sub for Maqaw)

Pairing

Ice-cold Taiwan Beer or Millet wine

Trivia

[For Adults] A rare gourmet found only at stalls run by indigenous people (like Atayal) in night markets. The stone slate's far-infrared effect—unlike iron griddles—and Maqaw's refreshing aroma turn wild meat into the ultimate drink snack.

Eating tips & etiquette

[Unique Eating] Always bite the fatty, highly elastic boar meat together with intensely pungent 'raw garlic slices', washing it down instantly with beer!

Allergen

Pork (Wild Boar)

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