The method of stewing pork ribs, potatoes, and beans
Health benefits
Pork ribs: dilate blood vessels, protect the nervous system, and maintain skin and mucosal health
Beans: Promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Potatoes: promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Ingredients and materials
600 grams of pork ribs
300 grams of beans
2 potatoes
30 grams of oil
4 grams of salt
20g scallions
10 grams of ginger
A little red chili pepper
A little Sichuan pepper powder
2 tablespoons soy sauce
2 tablespoons of dark soy sauce
The method of stewing pork ribs, potatoes, and beans
1. Wash the beans and blanch them in boiling water for one minute
2. Peel and cut potatoes into pieces
3. Wash the pork ribs and blanch them in cold water to remove any blood foam
4. Remove the pork ribs, wash and drain the water
5. Chop scallions into small pieces and slice ginger into slices
6. Heat up the oil pan and stir fry the pork ribs for a moment
7. Add scallions, ginger, red chili peppers
8. Stir fry for a moment
9. Add Sichuan pepper powder
10. Add soy sauce
11. Put in the dark draw
12. Add water to the pork ribs (preferably more) and simmer over high heat to medium heat until the ribs are about 8% cooked
13. Put in potato chunks
14. Add salt
15. Add beans and continue stewing until the pork ribs are fully cooked
16. Collect the thick soup
17. Prepare a bowl of rice and start eating!
Tips
1. Salt should be added later, otherwise the pork ribs won't be easily cooked
2. Beans should be blanched in hot water in advance. If raw beans are added directly afterwards, the stewed dish will have a taste of raw beans
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