I cooked something for today since I woke up early. It's what we had for lunch and what I brought in the office tonight. It's my version of Barbecued Ribs.
What you need:
- spare ribs
- soy sauce
- salt & pepper to taste
- a little sugar or honey (I prefer honey)
- a little butter
- red hot chili peppers :P
- a little ketchup
- a little apple cider vinegar or balsamic vinegar or plain vinegar will do
And the secret ingredient: COKE
Yes, the ordinary Coke, okay? Not Coke Light not Coke Zero, please.
What to do:
1. Create a mixture:
- Mix the soy sauce, salt & pepper, honey or sugar, a little ketchup and apple cider vinegar altogether. It won't hurt to dip your finger in the mixture to taste. How else would you know how the mixture tastes like if you won't?
2. Chop the red hot chili peppers. I used 2 and added them onto the mixture. Even the seeds, okay? :)
3. Heat pan. I use a non-stick pan so it'll be easier to wash too. And I hate it when the meat sticks to the pan.
4. Melt butter and add the meat.
5. Pour the mixture on the pan. Add COKE and let it cook. The point of letting the meat cook on the mixture is to let the meat absorb the flavor. Wait for 30-minutes to 1 hour.
6. Grill. I used the oven/microwave/griller in one that we have here. 20-30 minutes will do.
7. Check with a knife to see if the meat is already cooked. Gently thrust the knife on the meat to see if tender. And slice a little to taste.
8. Serve and eat.
This is not a really hard meal to cook. Cooking the meat is what takes a long time to finish.
Yum! :P
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Thursday, August 13, 2009
RECIPE: Barbecued Ribs
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hehe... my papa uses sprite naman.
ReplyDeleteill recommend coke to him.
There is this distinct taste in Coke that I really like using on meat and chicken. :)
ReplyDeleteI use Sprite on tahong. :P
Yum!!! I am actually not a meat lover but this dish you posted looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteNikki, chicken's okay with it too. Er, it's still meat, right? :P
ReplyDeleteI'm planning to post how I cook salmon or cream dori one of these days for fish lovers out there. :)
Yum, yum, yum! Thanks so much for the recipe. I'll try it at home, problem is, I don't know how to use our oven and no one at home knows how to use our oven. Weird, eh? Yeah, it's just in the kitchen for display purposes. Can I cook this over a plain stove kaya? What do you think sis? Thanks! Mwah!
ReplyDeleteYes, you can. You can even fry it. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks sis. I'm now writing down the recipe. I'll try it tomorrow on my day off.
ReplyDeleteUpdate me if you liked it, sis. :)
ReplyDeletethanks for the recipe....
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