Spicy spare ribs with cumin
Introduction:
"Cumin" is a Uyghur language, which refers to Sabbath fennel. It is native to Central Asia, Iran and introduced to Xinjiang. Cumin has a unique taste, rich in oil, fragrant and strong smell. It is ground into powder or ground and used for cooking beef and mutton. It is the first-class seasoning for burning and baking food, and also one of the main raw materials for preparing curry powder. Spareribs have high nutritional value, with the effect of nourishing yin and strengthening yang, tonifying essence and nourishing blood. Soup to put onion, and some of the corresponding seasoning, after cooking very delicious, but also very nutritious
Production steps:
Materials required:
Pork ribs: 500g
Cooked sesame: 10g
Salt: 2G
Ginger: 15g
Cooking wine: 15g
Scallion: 20g
Garlic: 10g
Red pepper: 10g
Chili noodles: 3 G
Cumin powder: 5g
Sugar: 2G
MSG: 1g
Star anise: 2
Dried pepper: 6
Fragrant leaves: 2 pieces
Cinnamon: 1 Section
Soy sauce: moderate
matters needing attention:
Production difficulty: ordinary
Technology: stir fry
Production time: one hour
Taste: cumin
Spicy spare ribs with cumin
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