Monday, September 6, 2010

Stewed Lo Bak (turnip) & Pork Ribs - Mummy's Recipe is the best! - Featured in Group Recipes

Stew Lo Bak (Chinese turnips) and Pork Ribs




This simple recipe of Mum's gets it mouthwatering flavor from the perfectly complimented flavors and the low heat braising that turns it all into melt-in-your mouth goodness.

Ingredients:

½ kg Pork ribs
1.3 kg lo bak (Chinese turnips) cut in chunks
5 dried chilies
2 tb oyster sauce
1 cube chicken stock (without MSG)
1 bulb garlic chopped
Salt and white pepper to taste
Water


Note: buy local lo bak not those from China because they have bitter taste.

Method:
Boil pork rib, drained and set aside.  Heat oil in wok, add garlic and fry till fragrant. Add pork ribs, dried chili and fry on high heat until the meat looks somewhat dry.  Add lo bak (Chinese turnips) and continue frying for 2 mins.  Add oyster sauce, chicken stock and water. The water should cover all the ingredients with 1 in. of water above it. Bring to boil and turn heat to low and stew for 1 hour.  



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3 comments:

  1. Sounds like a very delicious stew. Perfect for the cold weather now. And how lucky to have your Mums recipe, I totally agree, nothing beats Mums cooking (well, almost nothing but shh, don't tell her I said that!)

    Thanks for joining us again with another great MM entry.

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  2. Shaz, this is very delicious and hope you will try this receipt someday. Thanks for being the host of MM:D

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  3. i foudn your from MM, it was my first time taking part too (: this looks really yummy because it reminds me of dish my mum cooks back home in singapore too! and it's so simple i may actually go get the turnip tmr ;)

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