Crispy Fried Pork Ribs
1.
Prepare the pork ribs and cut them slightly longer. Wash, put in clean water, soak to remove blood.
2.
Cut green onion into small sections, peel and slice garlic, and shred ginger.
3.
Put the ribs in the basin, add green onion, ginger, garlic, and appropriate amount of salt.
4.
Pour in a little bit of cornstarch, pour in an appropriate amount of cooking wine, and stir evenly.
5.
Wrap it in a fresh-keeping bag and put it in the refrigerator overnight. (You can use a lid, anyway, you must wrap it so as not to pour off the smell)
6.
Pour enough oil into the pot and heat to 7 minutes.
7.
Prepare a pack of crispy fried chicken powder, put the marinated ribs in it and roll it around so that the surface is covered with powder.
8.
Add the ribs and deep-fry them over a medium to small fire.
9.
If the meat on the ribs is thicker, pierce a few holes with chopsticks.
10.
After the ribs are fried, take them out. The time depends on your heat and the size of the ribs. In short, you can just poke with chopsticks and there is no blood.
11.
Turn on high heat, pour it into the oil pan again, and deep fry until the skin is more golden, so that it is more crispy on the outside and tender on the inside.
Tips:
Ribs must be marinated for a longer time, or more than 2 hours if the time is tight. This is more delicious.
If you don’t like the crispy fried chicken noodles, you don’t need it. If you use it, it tastes better.
Fry the ribs over a medium-to-small fire first, and cook the ribs. After frying, put it in the oil pan again, and fry it on high fire. It will be more crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and the taste will be better!