Braised Pork Ribs Claypot Rice
Rice 150g | Water 1.5 times meter |
Braised pork ribs (please search my recipe for specific steps) A bowl | Eggs one |
Green vegetables One | Bowl juice: |
Light soy sauce One scoop | Oyster sauce One scoop |
sugar 1/3 spoon | Steamed fish with soy sauce 1/2 spoon |
Sesame oil 1/2 spoon | Cold water One scoop |
Black sesame seeds Appropriate amount |
Step 1
Apply a layer of lard to the casserole, even without salad oilStep 2
Wash the rice thoroughly and soak it for 1 hour. If you don’t have time, you have to wait for 30 minutes, otherwise it will easily get cooked.Step 3
Wash the vegetables during soaking timeStep 4
Boil the water in the soup pot, add a little oil and salt, (it can effectively prevent the vegetables from turning yellow and losing nutrients), add the vegetables and bring to a boil.Step 5
Remove and drain the water and set asideStep 6
After the rice is soaked, add a small spoonful of salad oil and mix well. Bring to a boil and immediately turn to low heat, otherwise the pot will overflow. Cook until the water has just dried up, about 7-8 layers cooked.Step 7
First, break in an egg. I fried it in a frying pan and placed it directly on top. Place the cooked braised pork ribs on top (please search my recipe for the specific steps of braised pork ribs) Put on vegetables Pour a circle of salad oil around the edge of the pot, cover it and simmer over low heat After five minutes, you can hear a crackling sound and a layer of rice cake will form. Turn off the heat and simmer for 10 minutes. If you like the rice cake to be thicker, simmer for a while.Step 8
Bowl juice: light soy sauce, oyster sauce, sugar, steamed fish soy sauce, sesame oil, mix well (you can choose according to your preference)Step 9
Garnish with black sesame seedsStep 10
Pour the juice into the bowl and sizzle!Step 11
Do you like crispy crispy rice balls? Braised Pork Ribs Claypot Rice Cooking TipsBe sure to apply a layer of oil in the pot, otherwise it will be easy to burn the bottom!
Generally, the water is 1.5 times that of rice. It depends on the water absorption of your own rice. I used Wuchangdao Huafang rice.