Steamed spareribs in Hong Kong Style
Introduction:
"The old sows raised by the neighbors of my best friend's mother-in-law's family have been raised for eleven months. I planned to keep it for the Mid Autumn Festival. Because it's too big to wait for the festival, it's divided by the neighbors. I definitely didn't give any medicine. I bought some for my family. Let's steam a small steak for my son tonight! "
Production steps:
Step 1: put the pot in cold water and blanch it. Forget to take a picture before cooking!
Step 2: try the seasoning found by local Tesco
Step 3:
Step 4: pour a bag of seasoning bags. It turns out that if you pour more, half will be enough.
Step 5: I'm always worried that I can't be familiar with it. The time setting is too long. Ten to fifteen minutes is enough.
Step 6: it's not as clean and tidy as expected, and it's a little salty. But it's Hong Kong style.
Materials required:
Pork ribs: 500g
Hong Kong style steamed spare ribs seasoning bag: 400g
Note: the seasoning should be diluted with water and then soaked in pork chops. My one is a little salty. But it's OK to eat with rice.
Production difficulty: unknown
Process: steaming
Production time: three quarters of an hour
Taste: Original
Chinese PinYin : Gang Shi Zheng Pai Gu
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