Lazy Dish - Pork Ribs in Orange Sauce
1.
Let the stall owner chop the pork ribs into small pieces, rinse them with running water repeatedly, and marinate two spoons of cooking wine, one spoon of salt, appropriate pepper, green onion, ginger slices, and starch for 15 minutes
2.
Half a can of DoLe orange juice (you can use two oranges to squeeze the juice) must be the original juice, it is best not to buy orange-flavored drinks
3.
Put the oil in the pan to heat 6% hot and drain the spare ribs into the pan and fry on medium-low heat (use a kitchen paper towel to dry it to prevent oil splashing)
4.
Fry until golden on both sides, adjust to medium heat, pick out the ribs and place on the plate
5.
Put all the oil in the pot everywhere, and pour the ribs back into the pot
6.
Turn on high heat and pour orange juice
7.
After the high heat is boiled, turn to medium and low heat and cover the pot
8.
When the soup is almost dry, put a small spoonful of sugar (Dole's orange juice is too sour) and heat it up to collect the soup
9.
Turn off the heat, use chopsticks to pick out the ribs and put on a plate, and pour the remaining soup on the ribs.
Tips:
1. The ribs can also be chopped into 5cm long pieces. I like to take one bite. I specially asked the stall owner to chop small pieces.
2. Today, the ribs are not blanched, they are marinated directly. Those who are addicted to meat can choose to marinate the ribs in water first.
3. The original juice is best for orange juice. If you have a cooking machine at home, you can use fresh oranges to squeeze the juice. Two are enough.
3. Only orange juice is used, the taste is sour and sweet, it also relieves the greasiness of the ribs, the focus can be made delicious in a short time with the simplest raw materials
highly recommended