Friday, December 13, 2013

Chinese Spareribs with Shallots/ 紅葱烤排

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I’m back! After about a week of resting now I’m back blogging :) This is a simple and great recipe from Sonia aka Nasi Lemak Lover. The shallots are first sauté till aromatic. Then add in ribs, soya sauce and braise for an hour or more till tender. The ribs turn out flavourful and succulent. My kids can't stop from asking more. I enjoy it with some raw shallots and chilies soya dipping sauce. I definitely will cook this often in future.




Chinese Spareribs with shallots 紅葱烤排
Ingredients:
900g prime pork spareribs
1/3 cup light soy sauce
1 tablespoon Chinese cooking rice wine

2 pieces star anise
10-15 shallots (depend on the size), removed skin and lightly crushed
3 slices ginger
2 cups water
3 tablespoon cooking oil
½ teaspoon salt or to taste
1 teaspoon dark soy sauce or dark caramel soy sauce
½ tablespoon rock sugar or to taste

Some chopped shallots, spring onion and chili for garnishing

Methods:
1. Wash and clean pork spareribs, pat dry with kitchen towels. Marinate with light soy sauce and cooking wine for several hours in the fridge.

2. Heat oil in a heavy bottom wok/pot, add in shallots and sauté till brown and aroma. Add in pork spareribs, lightly fry till both sides turned golden brown.

3. Add water, light soy sauce (from marinated sauce), dark soy sauce, ginger and star anise into the wok/pot, boil over high heat. Once boiled, reduce to low heat, continue to braise for about 1 hour (check from time to time and stir the ribs).

4. Once the meat is fork tendered, add in the rock sugar and adjust the taste by adding salt or more rock sugar.

5. Turn on to high heat to thicken the sauce if any, otherwise dish out and garnish with chopped shallots, serve with rice.

7 comments:

  1. Oh, we love this too! especially enjoy it with raw shallots, yum. Thanks for your shout out.

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  2. what a beautiful dish.... lovely presentation!

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  3. Hi Vivian. simple yet yummy. I'll give it a try.

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  4. Wow...Yummy and beautiful!!!! I love this recipe, bookmarked :)

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  5. Vivian, your spareribs are lip smacking good!

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  6. Hi Viv,

    Welcome back! I love anything with lots of shallots... and they made your spareribs looks very yummy :D

    Btw, about your chocolate cake question... Judging from the look of both cakes, I thought I might have under-baked the taller cake but I have tested it and found that the skewer inserted came out clean. Strangely, both cakes are equally moist and good and I'm guessing that this recipe is the sort that will gives you moist cake in regardless. I won't think that baking this cake in a square pan will affect its texture but it might produce a flatter cake and you might wish to reduce its baking time a little.

    Cheers!

    Zoe

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