Soya Pork Ribs Quick Hack

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Do you like the spice clove? Then you'll like this dish! It's fragrant and unique tasting that your taste buds will enjoy throughout the dish. This is a quicker version using pre-tenderized pork.

Soya Pork Ribs Quick Hack

Do you like the spice clove? Then you'll like this dish! It's fragrant and unique tasting that your taste buds will enjoy throughout the dish. This is a quicker version using pre-tenderized pork.

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Ingredients

2-3 servings
  1. 1/2k pork ribs, lightly salted
  2. 1/2 headgarlic, smashed
  3. 4 pcscloves (spice)
  4. 1large bay/laurel leaf
  5. 3 TbspSoy Sauce
  6. 1.5 TbspWorcestershire sauce
  7. 1 TbspOyster sauce
  8. 1 TbspRed Wine Vinegar
  9. 1/2 pcpork broth cube
  10. Water for boiling
  11. 1finger chili, sliced open (optional)
  12. 3boiled eggs, whole (optional)
  13. Dashpepper

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    To make the pork ribs tender: In a pot, boil (submerged) pork ribs in water with the bay leaf, cloves (spice), chili and 1/4 pork broth cube for 30 minutes. Note: the traditional way is letting it sit in the soya sauce for more than an hour, which is just too long for me! (: hehe

  2. 2

    Lower heat to simmering point. Drain most of the broth, leave about 1/2 a cup in the pot with the pork. Remove the cloves and bay leaf. You can set aside/freeze the broth and use this as side soup or base for another dish.

  3. 3

    Crush garlic cloves, peel and tear apart; then drop it in the remaining broth in the pot with the pork. Scatter it around.

  4. 4

    Add the soy sauce, worcestershire, oyster sauce and red wine vinegar (add directly to the broth area) without mixing it. DONT mix/stir, just cover the pot and let the red wine vinegar cook off.

  5. 5

    After 10-15 minutes you can stir. Stir so that all pork pieces can bathe in the soya sauce. Sprinkle some pepper.

  6. 6

    Add hard boiled eggs if you want, stir gently and let it simmer 5 minutes more. Stir once again, make sure all pieces have cooked in the soya sauce before turning off the heat. Serve and enjoy with a bowl of rice or stir-fried veggies.

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