
Health benefits
Spare ribs: maintain healthy skin and mucous membranes
Ingredients
Pork Ribs ( 500g ) | Egg ( One ) |
Flour ( appropriate amount ) | Oil ( 1000 grams ) |
Salt ( appropriate amount ) | Thirteen incense ( Half a small spoon ) |
White pepper ( a chopstick tip ) |
How to make fried pork ribs

1.Prepare ingredients

2.Put a tablespoon of flour in the ribs

3.Soak in water for thirty minutes and rinse thoroughly

4. Remove the water from the pork ribs and put them into a basin, add salt, white pepper and thirteen spices

5.Catch them evenly with your hands and give them a massage one by one

6. Seal with plastic wrap , put it in the refrigerator for one hour and let it absorb the flavor

7.Crack the eggs into the ribs and use your hands Catch evenly

8.First add a tablespoon of flour and stir (I added flour three times)

9.The flour should be added according to the actual situation, and each rib should be evenly wrapped p>

10.Pour the oil into the pot, bring to a boil, add a small piece of green onion, and bubble around the green onion.Now you are ready to fry the pork ribs, remove the green onions and discard them

11.Put the ribs into the oil pan in turn Medium, low heat and slow fry

12.Keep turning the ribs to heat them evenly

13.Fry until the ribs are light golden brown and take them out.This process takes fifteen to twenty minutes

14.Turn to high heat.When the oil is smoking, put the ribs in and re-fry for about a minute

15.The ribs are golden brown, take them out

16.Put on absorbent paper to absorb excess oil

17.Dip some salt and pepper when eating

18.Finished product picture
Tips
It is best to choose small ribs; use Wash the pork ribs with flour and wash them very clean; add salt to season according to your own preferences; when frying the pork ribs, fry them slowly over low heat and fry them thoroughly; when eating, dip them in salt and pepper in an appropriate amount.It is delicious even if you eat it like this.
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