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Delicious Garlic Fried Spare Ribs

 Chinese Deep Fried Series 

Garlic Fried Spare Ribs is a home-style dish made from pork spare ribs, marinated in garlic and deep-fried twice, featuring a crispy exterior and tender interior, with a strong garlic flavour.



Time: about 20-25 minutes 

Difficulty: zero cookery


Ingredients :

Marinated Spare Ribs 

Spare Ribs      400g 

Soy Sauce      10g 

Wine              10g 

Pepper Salt    10g 

Black Pepper  1g 

Salt                 1g 

Garlic Batter 

Plain Flour (Medium Gluten)    50g 

Eggs                      2 

Garlic                    30g 

Salt                       1g 

Fresh Water          30g 


 Ingredients :

Cooking Oil (for deep frying) Moderate 

Pepper Salt Add to taste


Fried Spare Ribs with Garlic:


1:Marinate the ribs with ginger, soy sauce, cooking wine, pepper, pepper and salt for 15 minutes.



2:Garlic Batter: mix flour, eggs, garlic, salt, and water.



3:Pour the batter into the marinated ribs and scrunch to combine.



4:Coat with another layer of flour before placing in the frying pan.



5:Heat oil in a frying pan until it reaches 70%, put a wooden chopstick into the frying pan, there are many small bubbles around the chopstick, indicating that the oil temperature is reached.

 Add the ribs and fry over medium heat for 7 to 8 minutes until the surface is browned.



6:You can sprinkle down a little more pretzel salt and enjoy it beautifully.

Warm tips:
 garlic fried ribs, with a beer will be more delicious!



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