Roast spareribs in pressure cooker
Introduction:
"Spareribs are the most popular in our family. They not only taste first-class, but also rich in calcium. The ribs roasted are the best. But we don't have an oven or a microwave (I'm sorry I always borrow someone else's), so I thought of baking them with an electric pressure cooker. It's simple and greedy. It's very good!"
Production steps:
Step 1: barbecue juice, cooking wine
Step 2: Secret chili sauce
Step 3: clean ribs (middle part of ribs)
Step 4: mix the next three seasonings with lemon juice (put in the refrigerator) and submerge for 3 hours
Step 5: in three hours, prepare the oil and honey for baking
Step 6: brush the bottom of the pot with a brush
Step 7: add the submerged spareribs and stir them for 10 minutes. After 10 minutes, open the lid and bake them for 10 minutes
Step 8: after baking, because there is juice coming out, in order to take a picture more beautiful, brush a layer of honey in the induction cooker, fry on both sides over low heat.
Step 9: Sprinkle cooked white sesame seeds on the plate to decorate < br > look at the finished product, be greedy, be greedy!
Materials required:
Rib ribs: two
Cooking wine: 100g
Secret chili sauce: 1 teaspoon
Cooked white sesame: 30g
Honey: 2 teaspoons
Oil: 1 teaspoon
Vinegar: 3 drops
Note: when the ribs meet with acetic acid, calcium acetate is produced, which can be better absorbed and utilized by the human body. Therefore, when cooking the ribs, a few drops of vinegar can be added to improve the nutrient absorption rate of the cooked ribs, which is very suitable for calcium supplement.
Production difficulty: Advanced
Process: Baking
Production time: half an hour
Taste: slightly spicy
Chinese PinYin : Gao Ya Guo Ban Mi Zhi Kao Pai Gu
Roast spareribs in pressure cooker
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