Steamed spareribs with Taro
Introduction:
"Taro has the effects of dispersing Qi, detoxifying spleen, clearing heat and relieving cough. Taro contains more crude protein, starch, glycan (mucilaginous), crude fiber and sugar, and its protein content is higher than other high protein plants such as soybean. The polysaccharides in taro can enhance the immune mechanism of human body and increase the resistance to diseases. Long term consumption can detoxify and nourish the body. It can be eaten by the general population. It is especially suitable for the weak; for those with phlegm, allergic constitution (urticaria, eczema, asthma, allergic rhinitis), children with food stagnation, poor appetite, and diabetes, it should be less; at the same time, it should be avoided for those with food stagnation, stomachache, gastrointestinal damp heat. "
Production steps:
Materials required:
Ribs: 500g
Taro: 200g
Ginger: right amount
Garlic: right amount
Soy sauce: moderate
Salt: right amount
Old style: moderate
Oil: right amount
Sugar: right amount
Starch: right amount
matters needing attention:
Production difficulty: ordinary
Process: steaming
Length: 20 minutes
Taste: Original
Chinese PinYin : Xiang Yu Zheng Pai Gu
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