Baked pork ribs with tin foil

Baked pork ribs with tin foil

Zhen is a good friend I have known for nearly ten years. Looking back on when we first arrived in Kunshan, we took the shuttle bus to and from the company together every day. The 40-minute drive with Zhen never felt boring. We talked about everything to each other about work, life, family, lover...<br /><br /> In my eyes, she is almost perfect. In addition to not loving cooking, she can be regarded as a white-collar worker and a good wife and mother who cultivates both inside and outside. She loves cleanliness too much and can't tolerate the oil stains in the kitchen and the smell of oil smoke floating in the home. In fact, in my eyes, isn't this just the smell of normal home? In this regard, I will continue to work hard so that this little woman who loves home can often use delicious food to make the taste of home more warm. <br /><br />Today, this tin foil roasted pork ribs is a delicacy that is cleverly made to completely avoid the intrusion of oil smoke. Use tin foil to wrap the pickled pork ribs and sauce tightly, so that the fragrance will never leak out at all. When grilled and eaten, open the tin foil fragrance. Release instantly, how can this rib in front of you not make people salivate?
Steamed pork ribs in Cantonese soy sauce

Steamed pork ribs in Cantonese soy sauce

I am very interested in Cantonese cuisine among the eight major cuisines! Although he did not participate! Today is the last day, so come and take advantage of the excitement. There are many dishes in Cantonese cuisine that use fermented beans as the main seasoning. I believe everyone knows better than I do! So I don't want to talk too much. One of the more classic Cantonese dishes is like steamed pork ribs in black bean sauce. It is also what every household likes to eat. My family is not listed. Do you want to try the fragrant steamed pork ribs in black bean sauce? Stop talking! Time to serve...
Stewed pork ribs with black bean sauce

Stewed pork ribs with black bean sauce

This dish was originally intended to be steamed in a steamer after it was marinated, but the stove at home was occupied and we were in a hurry to eat, so we put it in the microwave and made ribs similar to grilled. The prepared ribs are slightly chewy compared to the steamed ones, and the soup is evaporated to dryness. It is quite refreshing and does not touch your hands when you eat them. The flavors of fermented bean and oyster sauce have completely penetrated into the ribs, making them salty and delicious.