Steamed Pork Ribs with Taro
1.
Preparation of main raw materials.
2.
After washing the ribs, soak them in cooking wine for 1 hour, changing the water 2 to 3 times in between.
3.
Soak the ribs in bleeding water, wash and drain.
4.
Millet pepper, garlic, ginger and black tempeh after flushing are all finely chopped.
5.
Put the drained ribs and millet peppers into a bowl, then add cooking wine, oyster sauce, refined salt, the original flavor is fresh.
6.
Grab it with your hands and marinate for 20 minutes.
7.
Taro, peeled and washed, cut into hob pieces.
8.
Put the taro in a deep container, pour the steamed fish soy sauce, shake until each piece of taro is sticking to the sauce, then let it sit for 10 minutes.
9.
Place the marinated ribs on the taro, but be careful not to overlap as much as possible.
10.
Add cornstarch and edible oil to the marinated ribs, and mix well again.
11.
Place the marinated ribs on the taro, but be careful not to overlap as much as possible.
12.
Cover the surface of the plate with plastic wrap and poke some air holes with a toothpick.
13.
Put it in a steamer with boiling water and steam on high heat for about 30 minutes.
14.
Take out the steamed ribs, sprinkle an appropriate amount of chives on the surface, and chopped coriander, you can enjoy it beautifully.
Tips:
1. Although taro is good, it contains a lot of starch and should not be consumed too much, otherwise it will easily cause abdominal distension.
2. Taro mucus is a source of high allergic reactions. Avoid contact with mucus when peeling the skin. You need to wear gloves; otherwise, your hands will be itchy.
3: The marinated ribs are finally coated with starch and cooking oil, which is one of the tips to lock the moisture and avoid the thick meat.
4: If you can't eat spicy food, you can subtract the millet pepper.