This one of my all-time favourite. My husband said it looks like the Roasted Ribs 红烧排骨 that one of the stalls sells in the coffeeshop at my place. ;)
I have made this less dry and without the 'burn' bits we all like. It's with a coating of sweet caramelized sweet sauce instead.
Ingredients:
- 700g Meaty Pork Ribs, slightly fatty preferred
- Sesame Seeds, optional
Marinade:
- 5 tablespoon Light Soy Sauce
- 4 tablespoon Brown Sugar
- 3 tablespoon Chinese Cooking Wine
- 2 tablespoon Apple Cider
- 2 tablespoon Tomato Sauce
- 40ml Water
How to do it:
- Place ribs in a deep baking dish with the marinade.
- Cover with foil and bake at 190C for 1 1/2 hours.
- Bast with sauce in-between baking.
- Remove ribs and place on a rack. Retain sauce.
- Bast generously with the sauce and continue to bake for another 10 minutes.
- Repeat twice.
- Sprinkle roasted sesame seed and serve immediately.
Note:
I cut the slab of rib individually. You can cook using the whole slab of ribs instead if you like.
i love this recipe but it takes so long to bake! do you think it works with pork chop?
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ReplyDeleteYour pork ribs look so well caramelised! Great job!
@Cooking Gallery, sorry I accidentally deleted your comment. Thanks alot for your compliment.
@Wxin, then you will take time to enjoy it too. :) Sure, it works with pork chop but personally I think it will be with Pork Loin as Char Siew.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing this recipe. tried it for the first time last nite and all the dinner guests love it! :-)
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@Dee, you're very welcome. :)
ReplyDeleteHi WokkingMum,
ReplyDeleteI do not have apple cider at home. Can I omit it or can I replace it with something else?
Thanks!!
Pat
@Anon, Replace it with 1 1/2 tbsp of white vinegar instead.
ReplyDeleteWhat exactly is Chinese cooking wine? I don't know what I'm looking for when I go to the grocery store. I could only find rice vinegar.
ReplyDeleteChinese cooking wine can be Shao Xin Hua Tiao Wine. You can Mei Gui (rose) Lu, a Chinese Rose Wine too. If you can't get Chinese Cooking Wine. You can use Japanese Sake or Sherry too. They work too. :)
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