Pork-cracker ribs
By VicentaLakin
A big cabbage with a thick chopbone or a bouquet, better have some pink bars, a little gravy and gravy, a chopstick, a red clitoris, on white rice... - There's food and food, and there's food and meat, and there's no food, there's no discipline, there's no measure, there's nothing to eat, there's nothing to eat, there's nothing to eat, there's nothing to eat, there's nothing to eat, there's nothing to eat, there's nothing to eat, there's nothing to measure, there's nothing to eat, there's nothing to eat, there's nothing to eat
Recipe Recommendations
- Chinese cabbage appropriate amount
- pork chops appropriate amount
- vermicelli appropriate amount
- onion ginger garlic appropriate amount
- braised soy sauce appropriate amount
- soy sauce 1 teaspoon
- sweet sauce 1 tablespoon
- white sugar 1 teaspoon
- salt appropriate amount
- edible oil appropriate amount
- boiling water appropriate amount
- salty and fresh
- stewed
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Pork-cracker ribs

1
Piggy chops are soaked early with blood, and there is no time for water
2
(a) Behavior is washed clean and torn to mouth sizes by hand
3
(a) A frying pan, a hot boiler, and a small fire slows down the frying ribs to the yellow surface, and a smell of garlic comes out
4
(b) Add a suitable amount of red sauce and sweet pasta, and flatten it to the ribs
5
(b) Add a proper amount of powder to open and wash (soft in advance, with no time to wash directly, with more water in the pot for a little while) and turn the fire into a small fire, which will boil until the ribs rot and the powder is soft
6
(b) Down to the cabbage tablets, evenly set, and continue to boil down to the softness of the cabbage
7
(a) The introduction of proper biomass and salinization
8
Finally, a little white sugar, a flat fire, and a hot pot。Pork-cracker ribs Make Tips
1. The ribs can be soaked or blanched, depending on your preference.
2. The vermicelli can be soaked soft in advance or added directly to the pot; just adjust the amount of water accordingly.
3. Add enough boiling water at once, and try to avoid adding more water halfway through.
4. Control the cooking time for the cabbage to your taste: stew for a shorter time for a crunchy texture, or longer for a soft texture.