Enamel Pot Recipe---stewed Corn Ribs
1.
Wash the corn and cut into pieces. Peel the taro and wash.
2.
Avoid affecting the taste, blanch the water and remove the blood foam on the surface of the water.
3.
Put the corn taro aberdeen into the pot.
4.
Add about 1.5 liters of water (cold water), just after the ingredients have been drained.
5.
Pour 10ML of cooking wine to remove fishy.
6.
Cover with a lid and simmer for about 40 minutes. Turn off the heat and add salt for another 10 minutes. The amount of salt added is according to personal taste.
Tips:
In addition to cooking wine, our stewed pork ribs and the like are all without cinnamon, star anise, ginger and the like. It feels that the spices will mask the aroma of the meat. On the contrary, adding cooking wine will enhance the umami taste of meat. The cooking wine volatilizes during the stewing process, so there is no wine smell in the broth. Our family likes to eat this stewed ribs with soy sauce, so the amount of salt can be added according to personal taste. I didn't add MSG chicken bouillon or the like to the ribs. I think it's delicious without adding flavor.