Garlic Ribs
20th Mar. 2006
This is an old recipe from back home I pulled out last night. It has it's origins on a country farm where introductions to Asian food come from readers digest and the sides of instant rice.
Though it is a tad salty and perhaps not for those worried about their waistline I do I think it tastes great. Importantly, it is extremely easy.
I've changed it a bit to match what is available and done here in Taiwan (ie. I have no oven here).
1st) Cook the ribs. I bought precut short ribs - a bit more expensive but I don't have the time to cut them myself. I boiled them to speed up the process and then finished cooking them in my large wok with about 2 tablespoons of crushed garlic.
2nd) Make Sauce.
- 20oz of regular coke (600ml)
- ~ 4 garlic buds. I used about 6 + tablespoons of crushed garlic, it was a bit much but I love garlic
- ~ 1 cup brown sugar. I used a bit less than a cup
- ~ 1/2 cup of soya sauce. You have to watch this as I find it makes it salty
- 4 tblsp of corn starch
- ~ 2 tblsp vinegar
Whisk ingredients.
3) Combine sauce, ribs, in large wok and bring to a boil for 20 minutes. Stir often. Cook covered slowly for another 30 minutes or longer. Start your other ingredients for the meal- rice and veggies.
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