Salt and Pepper Garlic Pork Ribs
1.
Cut the ribs into evenly-sized pieces. If you don’t know how to cut, buy the processed ribs, or you will chop very stubbornly. After all, ribs are so expensive. Of course, you have to cut them to look better. My dad cuts them. It’s so beautiful, isn’t it?
2.
Making scallion, ginger and garlic water: put 2 shallots, 2 slices of ginger, 2 heads of garlic and 50g of water in a blender to smash.
3.
Filter out the green onion, ginger, and garlic water.
4.
Put the chopped ribs into the basin, add 7g of salt, an appropriate amount of filtered onion, ginger, and garlic water, stir well and marinate for 15 minutes.
5.
When marinating the ribs, let’s pick up glutinous rice balls. Add 100g of glutinous rice flour to 85-90g of warm water to make a floc. Then knead it into a ball and place it on the palm of your hand.
6.
Boil a pot of boiling water, add the small balls and cook until it floats.
7.
Pick up the cold water and set aside.
8.
Put the marinated ribs into an air fryer and fry at 230 degrees for 8 minutes.
9.
Take it out, turn it over, and fry it for another 6 minutes. Use an air fryer to cook this dish. The ribs will be particularly burnt. If you don’t have a fryer, just use it for frying. It's you who eat it anyway, and it's not me who is fat.
10.
Cut 50g garlic into minced garlic, put it in a pan at 100 degrees, fry on low heat until golden brown, remove and let cool, save the garlic oil for later use.
11.
Scoop two tablespoons of sweet wine stuffed rice and pour it into garlic oil, cook on low heat until the aroma comes out.
12.
Add the fried pork ribs, simmer for 2 minutes, then add the cooked dumplings, gently flip the ribs and dumplings with a spatula, and when the sauce is thickened, sprinkle with chopped green onion and fried garlic. Out of the pot. Spicy Hunan Meimei also adds a lot of chili powder to enhance the flavor. This pot combination is served in the heat. It is salty and sweet, fragrant and slightly spicy, perfect collision, and the taste is wonderful! This dish was brought out with a savory flavor, irritating the index finger, even people who don't eat ribs can't help but stretch out their chopsticks! The ribs are covered with thick oily red sauce, and the small round balls that I knead are soft and chewy, and every bite is full of flavor. Bring the bibimbap with juice and water at the bottom of the plate to ensure a full belly!
Tips:
Don't just use dregs in sweet wine, you need a lot of broth to simmer the ribs. If you buy all the dregs, then add some water and cook it together. Knead the glutinous rice dough a little harder, and cook it to keep its round shape.