Orange pork ribs
By UnaKlein
Summer oranges also contain a large amount of vitamins B 1 and B 2, which can promote skin metabolism and blood circulation, make the skin fair, lips moist, and eye muscles soft. Therefore, eating more summer oranges can not only protect your skin, beautify your skin, but also clear the heat. It can also increase resistance to sunlight.
Recipe Recommendations
- sweetening
- braised
- ten minutes
- ordinary
Steps for Orange pork ribs

1
Blanch the ribs in water.
2
Put a small amount of stir-fried pork ribs in the pan, add rock sugar and stir-fry until colored.
3
Add soy sauce and continue to stir-fry.
4
Add appropriate amount of water to cover the ribs, add green onions and ginger and add wine.
5
Add two slices of summer orange, turn to low heat, add salt and simmer until the soup is concentrated.
6
Remove the ribs, add white vinegar, and squeeze in the orange juice. Stir thinly and thicken.
7
Pour in the ribs so that each rib can be covered with soup.
8
Load into a plate with orange slices laid out.