Berry juice ribs
By VicentaLakin
I'M TIRED OF THE TRADITIONAL RED RIB. LET'S CHANGE TODAY! I REPLACED THE TRADITIONAL CHINESE SUGAR AND VINEGAR WITH SOUR CRANBERRY JUICE, DRIED FRUIT AND JAM, AND MADE A SOFTER CORSET, AND A NICE FRAGRANCE, A COMBINATION OF CRANBERRY FROM NORTH AMERICA AND CHINESE FOOD, WHICH IS A VERY UNIQUE FLAVOR! FURTHERMORE, CRANBERRY IS VERY NUTRITIOUS AND CONTAINS NOT ONLY MULTIPLE VITAMINS SUCH AS VITAMIN C AND VITAMIN E, WHICH ARE RESISTANT TO OXIDATION, BUT ALSO ADHESIVE PLUME. LET'S TRY THIS ONE, WHICH IS COLORFUL AND NUTRITIOUS
Recipe Recommendations
- pork chops 800 grams
- ginger 20 grams
- octagonal of 2
- geranyl 2 tablets
- shallots 1 handful
- water appropriate amount
- American Cranberry Dried 20 grams
- American cranberry juice 100ml
- American cranberry sauce 25 grams
- salad oil 30 grams
- soy sauce 20 grams
- soy sauce 5 grams
- salt 2 grams
- chicken essence 1 gram
- black pepper 0.5 grams
- cooking wine 20 grams
- sweet and sour
- stewed
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Berry juice ribs

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(b) Cold-water boilers with ribs, 10 grams of ginger, 1 onion, 10 grams of wine to boil
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(a) Sequestering the drained ribs, washing them clean and drying them
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30 grams of salad in the frying pan, heat it up in the middle of the fire, and down into ginger, eight horns, fragrance leaves and fragrance
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(b) Down to the ribs, curry to the surface, salt, chicken, wine, evenly
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(b) Joining raw and old and turning to the top
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I'm going to join the American cranberry, cranberry juice and cranberry sauce
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(a) Joining a mixture of about two times the amount of water without all the food
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(b) Cover the top of the pot, boil the fire and turn the fire, and boil it for about 40 minutes
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Finally, the fire gathers juice until the sauce is thick
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Pick up pans and, if you have fresh rosemary, make palettes。Berry juice ribs Make Tips
One, cold-watered cauldrons, so that hemorrhage and impurities can be boiled, rather than boiled; two, onions of ginger wine, which removes the smell of the ribs; and three, fruit acid in cranberry juice, which acts as tender meat。