STEP 1/13
Wash pork ribs in water and remove bone powder between bones.
STEP 2/13
Add the ribs to the boiling water (to soak the meat) and simmer over high heat for about 4-5 minutes (until the red color at the end of the bone disappears).
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Once boiled, the blood in the bone hardens and the surface hardens, so the juice does not escape. And the impurities come out together.
STEP 4/13
Then, wash thoroughly in cold water and strain it through a sieve.
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Now, wash the whole garlic in water, and drain on kitchen towels.
STEP 6/13
Then press to the side of the knife, crush it thickly.
STEP 7/13
In a preheated skillet, stir-fry garlic and whole pepper over low heat for about 7 minutes until garlic is browned.
STEP 8/13
Then add 4 cups water, pork ribs, sugar, oyster sauce, and salt and boil over medium heat for about 10 minutes.
STEP 9/13
After that, add 10 cups of water and boil over high heat for 5 minutes, and when it boils up, boil over medium heat for 45 minutes.
STEP 10/13
Now let's make the sauce. Chop green onions, cheongyang peppers, and garlic. (All based on seasoning ingredients)
STEP 11/13
There are two versions, Korean and Southeast Asian Add 1/3T of sugar, 2T of soy sauce, green onion and cheongyang pepper on both sides. Add only oyster sauce for Korean and fish sauce and minced garlic for Southeast Asian.
STEP 12/13
Sift the finished pork galbitang once,
STEP 13/13
Put the soup and meat in a bowl and you're done.
Cup = Paper cup, T = Adult rice spoon standard.
If you keep it for a long time, the soup and meat can smell like yellow... So it's better to eat quickly. If you can't finish it, don't skip the ingredients and keep them in the refrigerator.