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First, we're going to boil the back ribs and use them. Add enough water to cover the meat and boil.
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While the meat is boiling, peel the lotus root and slice it to a thickness of 0.7cm, and cut the chives in half lengthwise and cut them into 4cm apart.
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Cut the cheongyang peppers into 2cm intervals to add spicy kick. I added Thai dried red pepper to make it more spicy.
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8T of soy sauce, 2T of sugar, 1T of honey, 1T of minced garlic, 1T of cooking wine, 1/2t of pepper powder, and mix them to prepare the sauce. I used low-salt soy sauce. You need to reduce the amount of regular soy sauce. It's better to season lightly and add more, so especially don't put too much soy sauce from the beginning.
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Blanch the meat, then put the meat in a large pot, add about 1L of clean water again, add the sauce and pepper and start boiling. And I'll add half a tablespoon of instant coffee powder to get rid of the smell and color. However, if you add something like hazelnut powder with a scent, it can ruin today's dish, so please use regular coffee powder.
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When it starts to boil, lower the heat to medium and cook for an hour or so. Cook as you remove the impurities and grease that come to mind from time to time.
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After cooking the meat for about an hour, add the lotus root and green onion and let it boil for another 7 minutes.
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Lastly, add the rice cake and cook for another 4 minutes. Before serving, add half a tablespoon of sesame oil to add flavor. Put it deliciously and sprinkle a bit of sesame seeds. Add lotus root to complete the golden recipe for braised pork back ribs, which is more abundant and delicious!
STEP 9/9
It was a good menu to enjoy more abundantly with lotus roots that soaked in taste, moist back ribs, and chewy rice cakes.
1) I remove the smell with coffee.