Spare Ribs Loofah Mushroom Soup
1.
Clean pork ribs and spine to remove bone residue;
2.
Boil in a pot of cold water for a minute or two, and use a small colander to remove it from the boil of the water to avoid getting scumming;
3.
Put the ribs in a saucepan, put enough hot water and ginger slices;
4.
The water-proof saucepan I use, select the "soup" program, the default is 3 hours, or it can be terminated early according to the taste;
5.
When the ribs are boiled until the meat is rotten and the soup is fresh, scrape the skin of the loofah and wash the white jade mushrooms;
6.
Cut the loofah into small pieces with a hob, and cut the white jade mushroom into three sections;
7.
Scoop a piece of meat and taste it, it's quite cooked;
8.
Put the loofah cubes and white jade mushrooms into the pot, mix slightly, boil for about 10 minutes, and stop the heat. You can sprinkle an appropriate amount of salt before starting the pan, or add salt to their respective bowls.
Tips:
1. After blanching the ribs and spine, make the soup, the soup is clear and fresh;
2. Loofah and mushrooms should not be put in early. Put them into the soup in the last 10 minutes, so that they can change color and mature, so that the taste is fresh and tender without affecting the umami taste of the soup;
3. The water stewed soup is very clear, but the taste is extremely delicious; if there is no water stew pot, you can stew directly in an electric stew pot or an open flame casserole, but keep a small fire throughout to prevent the heat from being too strong and the soup becomes chaotic.