Hi.
Early
bird catches the worm. When I saw the
rack of spare ribs at my usual butcher stall in the market, without hesitation,
I simply grabbed it before they were gone.
I’m
not sure how should I cook it. So I
visited Bill Granger’s recipe since we’re cooking his recipe for this month and
December. Eventually, I chose to cook his
Sticky Five Spice Pork Spare Ribs.
My
family loves spare ribs especially when it is marinated with honey. They leaped with joy when they knew that I’m
cooking that.
This
finger-licking good is a fantastic recipe from Bill Granger. It has a sticky sweet and salty flavour. The meat is tender and the flavour is well
infused into the meat.
I’m
so proud and happy that I could make such a delicious dish!
2
kg rack of pork ribs, back ribs
4
cloves garlic, crushed
2
tbsp grated root ginger
125
ml soy sauce
125
ml hoi sin sauce
60
ml honey
1
tsp chinese five spice
2
tbsp sunflower oil, or other mild oil
METHODS
(1)Put the ribs into a baking dish. In a bowl, mix all of the remaining
rib ingredients together to make a marinade. Set aside about 4 tablespoons of
the marinade and pour the rest over the ribs and rub in well.
(2)Turn
the ribs meat side down, ready for cooking and set aside for half an hour or
longer to marinate.
(3)Preheat
the oven to 200C/180C fan/gas 6
(4)Transfer
the ribs to the oven for 40 mins then increase the oven to 220C/200C fan/gas 7.
Turn the ribs, brush with the reserved marinade and return to the oven for 10
minutes.
(5)To
serve, transfer the ribs to a chopping board and cut into individual ribs. (For me, I have cut the ribs into individual
ribs before marinate). Serve with
the cabbage salad, some steamed rice and wedges of lime. Scatter the coriander over before serving.
HAPPY BAKING!
I’m
submitting this to Cook Like A Star. This event is organised by Zoe from Bake
for Happy Kids; Yen from Eats
Your Heart Out and Mich from Piece of Cake.
For
November and December, we’re baking and cooking recipes from Bill Granger.
Bill
Granger is an Australian chef and food writer.
He is also a self-taught cook and runs a few restaurants in
Australia.
Bill
takes pride in presenting delicious food that is simple, fresh and looks
irresistible. He is a self-taught cook
who gained his knowledge from eating, reading and experiencing food.
Hope you'll like this recipe!
Wow, look at these ribs, they look so good!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mich :D
Deletei love these ribs... all i want is a hot steam rice and that big plate.
ReplyDeleteHi Amy, I want to cook this too! Look so yummy!
ReplyDeleteWow Amy! Super Nice, hope to make this, one day soon!
ReplyDeleteHI Amy, this looks fantastic! Will try this next week with our weekly pork ribs purchase.
ReplyDeletea delicious looking dish! I can eat just that for a meal!
ReplyDeleteHi Amy,
ReplyDeleteI have also bookmarked this recipe too. Nice to know they taste really good. Planning to bake these ribs too :D
Zoe