STEP 1/16
Soak the pork ribs in enough water to drain the blood for half or half a day. (Change the water a couple of times in the middle.)
* Blood is also called meat gravy, but I think it's better to remove it because it has a lot of yeast.
STEP 2/16
Add coffee, minced garlic, ginger slice, and bay leaf to remove the meat.
* If you don't have any ingredients, you can just put what you have
STEP 3/16
Boil it like blanching and rinse it a couple of times in water.
STEP 4/16
Rinse it in water and blanch it again.
STEP 5/16
Wash it thoroughly in water and prepare it ready.
* You can parboil it once.
STEP 6/16
Prepare bananas, apples, and onions as seasoning sauce.
* Instead of bananas, you can replace pears, kiwis, and pineapples. (However, they may taste slightly different.)
STEP 7/16
Grind finely in a blender.
STEP 8/16
Prepare carrots, radishes, green onions, chestnuts, and jujube.
STEP 9/16
Cut the green onions into large pieces, cut the radishes and carrots, peel the chestnuts, and wash the jujube cleanly.
STEP 10/16
Add brewed soy sauce (dark soy sauce) to the ground fruit sauce.
STEP 11/16
Add brown sugar, minced garlic, and starch syrup.
STEP 12/16
Mix well and add 2 cups of water to make the sauce.
STEP 13/16
Pour the sauce over the blanched meat.
* Enough to soak the meat.. If you don't have enough sauce, you can pour water.
STEP 14/16
Add chopped vegetables, ginger slice, and bay leaf. (Add green onion at this time.)
STEP 15/16
Open the lid and start boiling over high heat, and when it starts to boil, reduce the heat to low heat.
(Cook it for 30 to 40 minutes.)
* If the soup is small, cook it over low heat.
STEP 16/16
When the soup is left in a small amount, pour the soup on the meat over a low heat to make it glossy.
- When you boil pork ribs or meat, open the lid and cook it. (That way, it doesn't have a unique smell.)