Recipe of Super Quick Homemade Fermented beancurd with lotus roots and ribs 南乳蓮藕炆排骨

Fermented beancurd with lotus roots and ribs 南乳蓮藕炆排骨
Fermented beancurd with lotus roots and ribs 南乳蓮藕炆排骨

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Hong Kong Recipe : Stewed Lotus Root with Spareribs. 南乳蓮藕炆豬手 又香又嫩滑 好好味 太好吃了 你也煮來吃吧. 南乳枝竹蓮藕炆腩肉 Pork Belly Tofu Skin and lotus root with Red Fermented Beancurd. 檸樂金沙骨 Lemon coke spare ribs. The pork ribs and lotus roots are cooked until very tender. They absorb all the flavours of red bean curd paste.

Fermented beancurd with lotus roots and ribs 南乳蓮藕炆排骨 is one of the most favored of recent trending foods on earth. It’s easy, it’s fast, it tastes delicious. It is appreciated by millions daily. They’re nice and they look fantastic. Fermented beancurd with lotus roots and ribs 南乳蓮藕炆排骨 is something which I’ve loved my whole life.

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The ingredients needed to make Fermented beancurd with lotus roots and ribs 南乳蓮藕炆排骨:
  1. Take pork ribs
  2. Get big lotus roots
  3. Make ready wet fried beancurd sheets
  4. Make ready Red Fermented bean curd
  5. Make ready Chinese mushrooms
  6. Get ribs seasoning
  7. Take light soya sauce
  8. Make ready sugar
  9. Prepare cornstarch
  10. Take Shaohing wine
  11. Prepare sesame oil
  12. Get for the pan
  13. Prepare ginger
  14. Make ready small cubes of rock sugar
  15. Get capful of Shaohing wine
  16. Make ready water

If you have spent quite a bit of time in Asia, then you are probably familiar with lotus root as an ingredient. I found out that lotus root is not so well-known in the US after I started blogging. Here's my favorite way of eating lotus root and I hope you will give it a try! A taste of memories – Echo's Kitchen: Braised Pig Trotters with Nam Yu Beancurd.

Instructions to make Fermented beancurd with lotus roots and ribs 南乳蓮藕炆排骨:
  1. Main Ingredients. If u like it less salty use less fermented beancurd.
  2. Marinate the ribs with light soya sauce, cornstarch, shaohing wine, sesame oil and sugar and mix well (refer to ingredients for amount) and set aside 30mins. stir the fermented beancurd, peel and cut up the root in pieces, soak the chinese mushrooms for an hour (remove stem) and rinse the beancurd sheets.
  3. Medium Heat add oil and ginger in pan and fry for 30 secs. Add in fermented beancurd and cook for another 30 secs until starts to bubble abit. Add in the ribs, and mix well in pan 1 min. Add in mushrooms and lotus roots and mix well for another 2 mins.
  4. After mixing well add in a capful of Shaohing wine, 150 ml water and the 2 small rock sugar. Mix well. Change to LOW HEAT, then cover lid and simmer for 30 mins.
  5. After 30 mins add in beancurd sheets and mix well and cook for another 10mins. If its too watery just leave a gap to let water evaporates abit.
  6. Done! Serve with rice! please note its alittle salty if u like less salty u can try with 1cubes of fermented beancurd ie 2nd picture less redish colour 😀

Last weekend got some nice pork ribs from my mother-in-law, and decided to try out Wendy's 黄豆酱炖排骨 which I've bookmarked !! The combination of lotus root and pork ribs is a classic. It seems so simple, yet it creates a rich, flavorful, and satisfying soup. The lotus adds a nice flowery aroma, so the soup feels refreshing and light. After braising, the lotus root will be very tender and lose its crispness, becoming starchy and.

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