Seaweed Braised Pork Ribs
1.
Heat the pan, add a small amount of oil, add rock sugar and stir fry;
2.
Stir-fry slowly over low heat until it melts into a brownish-red color, then add the ribs and stir fry;
3.
Stir-fry the ribs for color, add sliced ginger, bay leaves and star anise to stir-fry;
4.
Then add an appropriate amount of cooking wine and stir fry a few times;
5.
Then add the kelp knot to stir fry;
6.
Put the fried kelp ribs into the rice cooker;
7.
Add a little water;
8.
Press the function key for normal cooking;
9.
After cooking, add appropriate amount of salt and pepper and mix well;
10.
Serve into the plate.
Tips:
1. Spare ribs and kelp knots should be soaked in water in advance: In order to soak the blood powder contained in the spare ribs; the kelp generally has a salty taste when bought, and needs to be soaked;
2. For frying sugar, use rock sugar, add a little oil and stir-fry slowly until it melts into a brown-red color, then add ribs and stir fry for color;
3. After the ribs are fried and colored, add the aniseed and stir fry to stimulate the aroma of the aniseed. Then add some cooking wine to remove the smell;
4. Put the stir-fried kelp ribs into a rice cooker and cook. Finally, add some salt and seasonings and mix well.