Homemade Dry Pot Spare Ribs
1.
Choose ribs for the ribs, chop evenly into small sections. Soak in clean water for about half an hour, change to two or three clean water, soak the blood. Add a little rice wine and marinate for 15 minutes.
2.
Cut celery into sections, and slice carrots into thin strips, about the same size as celery. Celery can also be used. The side dishes are optional, and you can also add some red peppers and green peppers.
3.
Cut the onion, ginger slices, and prepare the dry pot seasoning powder. If you like spicy food, add more dry pot seasoning powder.
4.
Drain the ribs to remove some water, add 2 tablespoons of oil and mix, then add an appropriate amount of cornstarch and mix well. Like to mix some oil, the oil can lock the moisture of the ribs. This also prevents the oil from being fried when entering the oil pan, and the ribs are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside after being fried.
5.
Put oil in the pan, fry the ribs, fry them until slightly yellow and remove them, heat the oil again, and re-fry them once and remove them. First it is cooked slowly.
6.
Leave the bottom oil in the pot, add sliced ginger, shredded onion, and garlic slices and fry until fragrant. If you use Pixian bean paste, dried peppers, spices and other ingredients, just add them in this step.
7.
Add carrots and celery and fry until soft.
8.
Add the fried ribs and stir well.
9.
Add the dry pot seasoning powder, 2 tablespoons of light soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of dark soy sauce, and appropriate amount of salt and stir well.
10.
Put celery leaves on the bottom of the plate. The celery leaves can be eaten raw. They go well with the oily dry pan ribs, right.
Tips:
If you like it more spicy, add more dry pot seasoning powder or add Pixian bean paste and stir-fry with red oil.