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To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook asian spiced pork ribs using 15 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Asian Spiced Pork Ribs:

1. Take Pre-Cook
2. Take 1/2 kg (1lb) pork ribs
3. Take 2-3 pcs Bay Leaves
4. Take to taste Salt
5. Prepare Few pinches peppercorns
6. Get Shallow Fry
7. Take 2-3 Tbsp Cooking oil
8. Get 1 Tbsp Butter
9. Get 3 cloves garlic, sliced
10. Make ready 3 Tbsp Red Wine Vinegar or Rice Wine Vinegar
11. Get 1 Tbsp soy sauce
12. Get 1 Tbsp Worcestershire
13. Make ready 1 tsp sugar or stevia equivalent
14. Make ready Generous sprinkle of Five-Spice powder
15. Make ready Dash salt and pepper

Home » Keto Recipes » Ketogenic Pork Recipes » Keto Slow Cooker Asian Pork Ribs Recipe. This recipe calls for baby back pork ribs. Baby back ribs are the upper ribs, which are shorter than spareribs. That's going to help you when you're arranging the ribs in your slow cooker.

Instructions to make Asian Spiced Pork Ribs:

1. Salt your pork ribs and boil in water with the bay leaves and peppercorns for 20-30 mins to make it tender. Set the broth aside.
2. After boiling get a new pan and heat butter with cooking oil for shallow frying.
3. Sauté the garlic slices until fragrant.
4. Then add in your pork ribs and render the fat on all sides.
5. Then add the red wine vingar, soy sauce and Worcestershire. DONT MIX OR STIR YET. Just cover the pan and let it be for 7-10mins, let the vinegar cook thru.
6. After 10 mins when vinegar smell is gone, now you can use your spatula to mix and get all sides of the pork dressed with the vinegar-soy sauce. Add a couple tbsps of the pork broth to help if it seems dry. Season with a dash of salt and pepper while stir-frying.
7. Sprinkle five-spice powder on all pieces. Continue mixing and stir-frying.
8. Sprinkle five-spice again and continue sautéing. I did about 3 rounds of five-spice sprinkling until I got the desired color, aroma, and fat-rendering.
9. Serve hot and pair with rice, pasta or veggies.

Baby back ribs are the upper ribs, which are shorter than spareribs. That's going to help you when you're arranging the ribs in your slow cooker. See more ideas about pork ribs, rib recipes, asian recipes. · Chinese steamed pork ribs with fermented black beans is quick and easy to make and big on flavour - this no longer has to be a dim sum only dish! · Five spice is fantastic with pork ribs, you have to try it! (Chinese spices and many of the other ingredients in this recipe can be found in the Asian section of most supermarkets or at Asian specialty markets.) Sear the spare ribs in the oil until they are brown and sweet-smelling. Next, pour the chicken broth into the skillet with the liquid almost covering the ribs. Put the ribs meat-side down on a cutting board.

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