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Ginger Braised Country-Style
Ribs
by: News Canada
Ginger Braised Country-Style Ribs
Serves 6
75 mL soy sauce 5 tbsp
75 mL minced ginger 5 tbsp
15 mL minced garlic 1 tbsp
10 mL dark sesame oil 2 tsp
1 country-style ribs, about 2 lb 1 slab
15 mL vegetable oil 1 tbsp
250 mL chicken broth 1 cup
50 mL medium-dry sherry 1/4 cup
15 mL brown sugar 1 tbsp
15 mL corn starch 1 tbsp
For marinade, combine 2 tablespoons soy sauce, 2 tablespoons
ginger, 1 tablespoon garlic, and 1 teaspoon sesame oil. Rub marinade
into pork and place in a shallow covered container or in a sealable
plastic bag. Marinate, refrigerated, for four hours to overnight.
Heat oil in casserole or saucepan just large enough to fit pork.
Over medium-high heat sauté remaining ginger for a few seconds then
add remaining soy sauce and sesame oil, broth, sherry, and sugar.
Bring to a boil, reduce to a simmer, and add pork. Cover loosely.
Simmer pork for about one hour or until internal temperature reaches
160ºF (70ºC) on meat thermometer, turning once. Remove pork and keep
warm. Skim any fat from surface and simmer for another minute.
Thicken lightly by whisking in cornstarch combined with one
tablespoon cold water. Pour sauce over sliced country-style ribs.
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www.porkpeople.com for more recipe ideas.
- News Canada
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