Cantonese Style Sweet and Sour Pork Ribs
1.
The main materials are ready.
2.
After washing the ribs, soak in clean water for half an hour, soak in bleeding water, turn over halfway.
3.
Use a garlic press to press the papaya into the papaya puree and put it into the ribs, mix well and marinate for 1 hour, turning over halfway.
4.
Rinse the ribs with clean water, and then use kitchen paper to absorb the water. Put salt, high-concentration white sauce, cornstarch, and egg yolk into the ribs, mix well and marinate for 30 minutes.
5.
Cut the onion, red pepper and yellow pepper into slices and mix the sauce.
6.
Coat the ribs evenly with cornstarch in turn.
7.
When the oil in a dry pan is 50% hot (bubbling), add the ribs and fry for about 10 seconds, then use low heat to fry them until the surface of the ribs is solidified and floated on the oil surface (about 5 minutes).
8.
Re-fry with medium-high heat oil again, then drain the oil and pour it into a bowl.
9.
Pour the sauce and a bowl of water into the wok, and cook until boiling.
10.
Pour in the fried ribs and stir-fry evenly so that the sauce is evenly coated on the ribs.
11.
Pour in onion, red and yellow pepper slices and stir fry for a while.
Tips:
1. Ribs marinated with papaya puree must be washed with clean water and dried with kitchen paper.
2. How to wrap the batter: You can put the cornstarch in the bowl first, then put the ribs into the bowl, pick up the bowl and shake the bowl left and right, so that the starch can be coated quickly and evenly.
2. If you want to wrap a thicker batter, you can dip it in egg yolk first and then wrap the batter.