Braised pork ribs with radish
Pork Ribs 500g | White radish 300g |
Salt (for pickling) 25g | Ginger A small piece |
Red dates 3 pieces | Scallions 2 pieces |
Zanthoxylum bungeanum 20 capsules | Dried chili 1 root |
Cooking wine Appropriate amount | White vinegar A few drops |
Starch (for cleaning ribs) Appropriate amount |
Step 1
Add appropriate amount of starch to the ribsStep 2
Soak in water for 5 minutes and then washStep 3
Wash the spareribs, drain the water and put them in a basinStep 4
Add 20g of salt, don’t be afraid of too much salt, it will not be salty after blanching.Step 5
Grasp evenly,Wrap in plastic wrap and marinate for at least 2 hoursStep 6
Peel and cut daikon radish into cubesStep 7
Prepare ginger slices, onion knots, Sichuan peppercorns and chili peppersStep 8
Put the marinated ribs into the pot, add enough water, add ginger slices, onion knots, Sichuan peppercorns, chili peppers and a little cooking wineStep 9
Bring to a boil over high heat and cook for 3 minutes, take out and rinse under running water.Step 10
Put the ribs and radish into the stew pot, then add ginger slices, red dates and a few drops of white vinegarStep 11
Add enough water to boilStep 12
Cover, turn to low heat and simmer for one and a half hoursStep 13
Cook until the pork ribs and radish are crispy and tender.Add salt according to personal taste (the color turns yellow under the yellow light of the range hood)Step 14
The soup is clear and the radish braised pork ribs are delicious and refreshing.Step 15
The radish is crispy and fragrant, and the thinly marinated pork ribs are more flavorful. A bowl of it on a cold winter night will warm your heart. Cooking tips for braised pork ribs with radish1. Wash the ribs with starch water to better wash away the dirt attached to the meat.
2. Don’t be afraid of using too much salt for thinly marinated pork ribs. It will only have a light salty taste in the end.
3. Blanch water and add Sichuan peppercorns to better remove the smell.taste.
4. Adding white vinegar during stewing can remove the fishy smell and make the meat simmer faster.