Braised spareribs with Taro
Introduction:
"When I go to the supermarket, I find that taro is fresh and cheap. I thought about the home cooked taro chicken. I didn't buy the fresh three yellow chicken this time, so I chose the spareribs. The ribs are also good
Production steps:
Step 1: stir the ribs for a while. Stir up the fragrance and put some cooking wine to remove the fishiness
Step 2: first cut the pickled pepper and garlic leaves
Step 3: taro cooked in advance.
Step 4: add seasoning and stir fry for a while
Step 5: add Pixian Douban and sugar.
Step 6: add the cooked taro and stir well.
Step 7: stir well
Step 8: add the hot water and the taro
Step 9: cook for half an hour.
Step 10: add salt and monosodium glutamate.
Step 11: get out of the pot and serve
Materials required:
Spare ribs: moderate amount
Taro: right amount
Pickled pepper: right amount
Star anise: right amount
Fragrant leaves: appropriate amount
Soak ginger: right amount
Garlic: right amount
Pixian Douban: moderate
Sugar: right amount
Note: taro first boil or steaming for a while, this is good to peel. It's not like peeling fresh taro. Some people will feel itchy. This way, it's very easy to peel.
Production difficulty: simple
Process: firing
Production time: one hour
Taste: medium spicy
Chinese PinYin : Yu Er Shao Pai Gu
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