Ribs, papaya, American ginseng pot

By JoanieSchuster

Ribs, papaya, American ginseng pot
I have a passion for delving into delicious food recently. I ate too much spicy food some time ago, but now I'm angry and have to eat light food for a few days. Today, my husband was on a business trip. I was alone at home, so I would make some light soup and drink it. Girls who look beautiful must persist ~

Recipe Recommendations

  • papaya One or half
  • ribs half a catty
  • American ginseng 4-5 sheet
  • edible salt appropriate amount
  • boiling water 3 small bowls

Steps for Ribs, papaya, American ginseng pot

  • Make  step 0
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    1. Remove the seeds from one or half of the papaya, cut into small squares around two fingers, and wash with water;
  • Make  step 1
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    2. Half a catty of pork ribs, rinse with water, put them into a pot and blanch for 3-5 minutes to remove the bloody smell, pick up and drain the water;
  • 3
    3. Wash slices of American ginseng for later use;
  • Make  step 2
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    4. Pour boiled mineral water into the casserole and simmer over high heat for 10 minutes;
  • Make  step 3
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    5. Pour in the ribs, American ginseng, red dates, and ginger, and simmer over high heat for 1 hour;
  • 6
    6. Add papaya and continue to cook for about 1 hour;
  • Make  step 4
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    7. Turn to low heat and continue to simmer for half an hour. Add a little salt to taste before serving. If you like sweet taste, you can just drink the soup without adding salt. Wow, it's time to cook, let's drink the soup together!
  • Ribs, papaya, American ginseng pot Make Tips

    Note that the "big fire" here refers to the "big fire" of the casserole, not the kind of high temperature that will make the water churn.