Cantonese cuisine: stewed pork ribs with cold melon
Introduction:
Production steps:
Step 1: cut the bitter gourd into pieces.
Step 2: put the spareribs into the pot with cold water and wash them with flying water.
Step 3: slice ginger, wash pickles, slice and set aside.
Step 4: soak soybeans in advance.
Step 5: put a small amount of oil in the pot, add ginger and pickles and saute until fragrant.
Step 6: put proper amount of water into the casserole, and pour the sauteed pickles into the casserole.
Step 7: put in soybeans, ribs and bring to a boil.
Step 8: add the balsam pear and bring to a boil.
Step 9: add the cooking wine, cover it and simmer until the bitter gourd is ripe and rotten.
Step 10: turn off the heat, add pepper and chicken powder.
Materials required:
Spare ribs: 350g
Balsam pear: Half Root
Soaking soybean: 30g
Ginger: right amount
Pickled vegetables: 30g
Pepper: right amount
Cooking wine: moderate
Chicken powder: right amount
Edible oil: right amount
Note: 1. Pickle is salty, put salt as appropriate, I didn't put salt, I feel the taste of pickle is enough. 2. Try to be light and try to fry pickles with less oil.
Production difficulty: ordinary
Technology: pot
Production time: one hour
Taste: salty and fresh
Chinese PinYin : Yue Cai Chao Shi Liang Gua Pai Gu Bao
Cantonese cuisine: stewed pork ribs with cold melon
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