Steamed Pork Ribs
1.
Wash pork ribs and chop them into 4cm-long sections. Combine green onion, ginger, and Chinese pepper into fine powder. Mix other seasonings (except rice noodles) with green onion, ginger, and minced Chinese pepper.
2.
Add seasonings to the ribs, mix well, marinate for 10 minutes, add rice noodles and mix well
3.
Put lotus leaves in the bamboo steamer, spread the ribs on the lotus leaves, and steam on the steamer
4.
Steam on high heat for more than 40 minutes, sprinkle a little chopped green onion when serving
Tips:
1. Rice noodles are sautéed with rice until it is light yellow. After being cooled thoroughly, the rice noodles are beaten into a powder with a grinder. Generally, coarse or fine powder can be used, but the coarse particles should be steamed for a while. I like to use half of the thickness, both taste and taste. 2. It is best to steam with a bamboo steamer. It is best to use pine needles and bamboo wattles underneath. Lotus leaves are also acceptable. When steaming, cover the lid of the bamboo steamer to prevent water vapor from dripping. 3. Sichuan-style steamed pork ribs are actually made with Pixian watercress or without Pixian watercress. If you want to add watercress, you need to chop the watercress very well. Finely add the seasonings and mix well. 4. Sichuan steamed pork ribs and steamed pork (except for steamed beef) usually add "basic", and if you use a steamer, spread it underneath, and use a steaming bowl to spread it on top. The contents of the steaming bowl are buckled back into the plate). Generally, sweet potatoes and peas are the most commonly used for laying the bottom. Potatoes are also used as the foundation in the family.