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Heo Quay is a common term in Vietnamese cuisine which refers to roasted or barbecued pork belly.

You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

Common marinade ingredients for Heo Quay include five-spice powder, fish sauce, salt, and sugar.

Heo Quay is often served with dipping sauce, rice, and fresh vegetables.

While Heo Quay is a good source of protein, it also contains high amounts of fats. It should be consumed in moderation as part of a balanced diet.

It would be difficult to replicate the texture and flavor of Heo Quay without using pork, but you could try using thick slices of tofu or plant-based meats.

Heo Quay can be kept in the refrigerator for up to a week, or in the freezer for up to three months.

The skin may not be crispy if the oven temperature is not high enough, or the skin is not adequately dried before roasting.

Heo Quay is widely enjoyed in Vietnam, and it has gained popularity in many other parts of the world, especially in places with vibrant Vietnamese communities.

Heo Quay is prepared by marinating the pork belly in a blend of spices and then roasting it until the skin is crispy and the meat is tender.

Heo Quay typically has rich, savory flavors from the pork and marinade, balanced by the crispy, slightly salty pork skin.

Yes, cooked Heo Quay can be frozen for later use. Just be sure to thaw and reheat it properly before eating.

If Heo Quay is unavailable, other types of roasted or barbecued pork can be used as a substitute.

Traditionally, Heo Quay is eaten with rice, pickles and a small bowl of fish sauce for dipping.

To retain the crispiness of the pork skin, it's recommended to reheat Heo Quay in the oven or in a pan over medium heat.

Yes, you can make Heo Quay in an air fryer. This method can result in a crispy skin and tender meat, while using less oil.