Pork Rib Congee
Rate this recipeOn chilly days, a bowl of homemade pork rib congee is just wonderful.
Treat the whole family to it some time.
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Ingredients
3
Time
45 minutes
Servings
4
Level
Easy
Ingredients
Jasmine rice
300 g
Pork spare ribs
200 g
Pork bones
400 g
Implementation Steps
01
- Bring 0.5 l of water to the boil in a pot.
- Add the pork bones and ribs and blanch them, then lift them out, rinse with water and transfer to another pot.
- Add the pork bones and ribs and blanch them, then lift them out, rinse with water and transfer to another pot.
02
- Add 1 l of water to the pot of bones and ribs, bring to the boil and simmer with a little salt for 40 minutes.
- Turn off the heat and lift out the ribs and bones (chop the ribs into small pieces; pull the meat off the bones and discard the bones).
- Turn off the heat and lift out the ribs and bones (chop the ribs into small pieces; pull the meat off the bones and discard the bones).
03
- Rinse the rice, then blend it with water until the grains are broken.
- Tip the rice into a pot, add the rib and bone stock and cook until the congee is soft (stir often so it doesn't stick to the bottom).
- Tip the rice into a pot, add the rib and bone stock and cook until the congee is soft (stir often so it doesn't stick to the bottom).
04
- Add the meat and ribs to the pot.
- Season to taste with a little seasoning powder, salt and sugar.
- When the congee comes back to the boil, turn off the heat.
- Season to taste with a little seasoning powder, salt and sugar.
- When the congee comes back to the boil, turn off the heat.
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Pork Rib Congee