Delicious and nutritious steamed spareribs with millet and corn
Introduction:
Production steps:
Step 1: marinate the spareribs one day in advance with salted pepper, onion, ginger, garlic rice wine
Step 2: cut the rice into pieces and put them on the bottom of the plate
Step 3: dip the marinated spareribs in water and starch in turn
Step 4: soak the millet a few hours in advance, and then wrap the spareribs dipped in water starch all over the millet. It doesn't need to be cooked too much, and it will swell
Step 5: steam in pressure cooker for 40 minutes
Step 6: take out the pot
Materials required:
Spare ribs: half a catty
Millet: half a catty
Corn: a stick
Onion: a paragraph
Ginger: how many
Garlic: how many
Big stuff: one
Salt: right amount
Chinese prickly ash: how many
Rice wine: half bowl
Note: the original flavor of this dish is light, the ribs are fragrant, the bones are soft and rotten, you can eat them directly, millet and corn absorb the fat of the ribs, they are very fragrant, and you don't need staple food if you don't have a big appetite, there are dishes and rice
Production difficulty: ordinary
Process: steaming
Production time: three quarters of an hour
Taste: Original
Chinese PinYin : Hao Chi Ying Yang De Xiao Mi Yu Mi Zheng Pai Gu
Delicious and nutritious steamed spareribs with millet and corn
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