Steamed Pork Ribs with Taro is So Delicious!
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The taro is peeled and washed, cut into chunks for later use, or it can be soaked in clean water for a while;
Drain the taro and put it in a bowl, sprinkle a little black pepper, salt, sugar and a little cooking oil.
2.
Then, after boiling the water over a high fire, put it in a steamer and steam for half an hour.
3.
In the process of steaming, handle the small ribs: wash the small ribs, drain, pour in an appropriate amount of starch and mix well.
4.
Mix a little salt, fresh soy sauce, and black pepper, stir well, and pour into the small ribs.
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Then mix with a layer of cornstarch.
6.
Sprinkle with minced garlic, mix well, spread on top of the steamed taro, and continue to steam for about 20 minutes.
7.
Let's start the pot~ Put the chopped green onion, the aroma of the ribs and taro, and the scent of the green onion is outstanding. Quickly pick it up and taste a piece.
Tips:
When the ribs are washed, you can knead more to make the ribs "full of water", and then add a layer of starch, so that the steamed ribs are firmly preserved in it;