Take a nonstick pan and heat it.
Place 4-5 pork belly chunks without the marination liquid on the fat side.
Keep the flame low.
Brown the Pork belly chunks from the fat side.
It will take 4-5 minutes for each batch to brown the pork.
Do not turn the meat.
The meat will release sufficient fat while browning.
Once done, keep the fat in the pan.
Take the browned pork along with the marinade in a pressure cooker with the vent weight on.
Pressure cook until three whistles come out at low temperatures.
Wait till the pressure drops to open the cooker.
The meat must be super soft yet in shape. The cooker will have sufficient moisture within it, along with the meat.
Meanwhile, keep 2 tablespoon of fat in the pan used for browning the pork.
Add 1 tablespoon oil from the oil used for frying the onion, and also 1 tablespoon ghee, and heat properly.
Fry Cashew nuts and Makhana and strain from the oil.
Now temper the oil with Dry red chili and black pepper.
Add boiled onion paste and cook on a low flame until the raw aroma goes.
Do not overcook it. The onion must not be brown.
Add Ginger and garlic paste, and also chili paste, followed by salt and sugar.
Now add the Poppyseed and Melon seed paste and cook till the oil leaves the edges of the pan.
At this point, add curd and mix thoroughly.
Cook on a low flame till oil floats from the top.
Add the meat and mix thoroughly.
Now add the liquid remaining in the cooker and mix properly.
Adjust salt and sugar if needed.
Add the Milk soaked with Saffron at this point and mix it properly.
You can add the water used for boiling the onion if there is less moisture in the pan.
Cook for around 15 minutes or unless you reach the desired consistency.
Add Keora water followed by ½ teaspoon of Cardamom Powder and ghee to complete the dish.
Now add fried onion and mix with the gravy. This will make the gravy more flavorful and also richer.
Pork Rezala is ready to serve. Serve it hot with your choice of Roti - plain roti, tandoori roti or romali roti.