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Ming Tsai Red Roast Pork with Shanghai Cabbage

1 bottle red wine
2 C. shaoxing wine, may sub with 1 cup dry sherry
4 C. thin soy sauce
4 C. of water, make sure to cover duck
12-15 lb. pork shoulder, bone-in, fat cap on
2 boxes of Chinese rock sugar or 2 cups brown sugar
1 large ginger sliced
1 head of garlic, sliced in half
2 bunch scallions
2 star anise
2 Thai bird chilies
2 cinnamon sticks
8 Shanghai cabbage, halved, de-cored and cleaned
1/4 C. sambal oelek as a condiment

Put all liquid ingredients and sugar in a tall stockpot and bring to a boil. Add pork and reduce heat. When boiling again, turn down to a simmer and skim off the 'scum'. Add the rest of the remaining ingredients, except cabbage. Taste for seasoning; it should be fairly sweet. If not, add more brown sugar. Remember that the taste of the braising liquid will ultimately be the taste of the pork, so make sure it tastes good! Simmer slowly for 6 to 8 hours, or until pork is very soft. Carefully remove the pork, place it on a large platter and cover with foil to keep hot. Strain the liquid and reduce until a syrupy consistency is achieved, this will take 20 to 30 minutes. In the last 5 minutes of reducing, add the cabbage to cook until soft. Place cabbage around the pork and glaze pork with reduction. Serve with side of sambal oelek.

    
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