Pot Ribs with Lotus Root and Lily
1.
Put the ribs in a pot of cold water to boil to remove dirt and wash
2.
Soak the lily slices in water for a while and wash
3.
Put the processed ribs into an electric pressure cooker, add an appropriate amount of water, and choose to stew the ribs according to the program. The time is 60 minutes, and the function of adding vegetables can be activated in the middle
4.
The lotus root is boiled for about 50 minutes and then peeled and sliced
5.
Open the lid when you are prompted to add vegetables. Peel the lotus root and slice it beforehand. Of course, if you do it first, you can soak it in vinegar water to prevent oxidation and blackening. Put the lotus root and lily in
6.
When the time is over, open the lid and add some salt.
Tips:
1. The lotus root will turn black after heating because it is rich in reducing substances such as vitamin C and iron. It will be oxidized when heated, and the color will become darker. It is best to use ceramic or stainless steel utensils to stew lotus roots for a long time. Iron pots and aluminum pots, and try not to cut lotus roots with iron knives to reduce oxidation;
2. Don't put the lotus root and lily too early. If there is no pot with the function of adding vegetables in the middle, you can choose other pots with spare ribs to cook and continue to boil for 10 minutes.