2 tablespoons black bean sauce or chilli bean sauce
1 tablespoon Chinese rice wine
2 teaspoons cornstarch
1/2 teaspoon grated ginger
2 cloves garlic, minced
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
1 teaspoon cooking oil
1 teaspoon sesame oil
1 teaspoon brown sugar
METHOD:
1. Cut the spareribs crosswise into 1″ – 2″ sections. In Singapore we can buy sliced spareribs that they’d packed already in the market so that will do as well. About two packs of it.
2. Combine the rest of the ingredients.
3. Transfer spareribs and sauce into a shallow, heatproof dish that will fit inside your steamer.
4. Let marinate at room temperature for 30 minutes.
5. Set spareribs in steamer. (Any kind of steamer will do) Steam on med-high heat for 18-20 minutes until ribs are no longer pink.
6. Make sure that when you are steaming that you don’t run out of water in the steamer. Replenish with additional water, if needed.
My husband cooked this yummy Chinese dish yesterday for my friends who had lunch together with us in our house. One of my friend Nelia started her home study cooking in our house and my husband is the cook who will be teaching her and we will try to teach her other recipes as well whenever we find another free time. Oh! My husband added some chilli’s as well since we love eating spicy foods so you can add some as well if you like it too. So watch out for more recipes and I will be trying to get some video clips if I don’t get too lazy haha! This is a great recipe specially for the husbands out there who would like to cook for their wives, Since this one is very easy to make. Just like 1 2 3 method! Believe me! Anyways, Thanks for reading everyone! God Bless! xoxo Have a nice day!
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You should open a restaurant someday. 😀
yum .. am hungry again …. hihii ….. added to our list of recipe …
Yum! I have a similar recipe sis… courtesy of my mother in-law. hihihi…
Whoah!! Looks so yummy. Will try this soon. Thanks for sharing!
looks yummy to me, good your husband can cook such nice dish and envy to most wives…
I will show this recipe to my grandma, maybe she can cook it one of these days 😀
i love spareribs too!! i will bookmark this and will munch this at home with my motha and fatha! 🙂
I love spareribs. My children will love this too!
yummy, i always have spareribs in my freezer and this recipe will be on my list now. thanks
It doesn’t have to have actualy black beans, right? Just black beans sauce? LOL. I’m asking because I really don’t like black beans or beans in general. The dish looks good though! 🙂
Oh boy! That black bean sauce is interesting. Helpful method by the way.
hmmmmm we have same recipe for chinese steamed spare ribs, I use Lee Kum Kee garlic black beans instead and it made the recipe taste really good =)
This sounds really delicious. I’m gonna try cooking this one of these days. Thanks so much for sharing this recipe.
this looks delicious… i should try cooking this one… i always order spareribs with black beans in a local restaurant. Yahweh bless.
Yummy! I’ll try cooking this at home this coming Sunday. ^_^
My honey loves this. I need to learn on how to cook this.
Since I want to learn how to cook, I’ll use this recipe as a reference. Thanks for posting this recipe. 😀
It’s great when a husband cooks for the wife. I want my future husband to cook for me as well 😀
yay for this chinese food! i rarely eat with black beans. but for sure this taste good 🙂
looks delicious must taste delicious as well… and i like it hot….
i’m a bad cook. LOL. but i’ll give this to my dad who loves playing around with new recipes. Thanks!
Wow! This is one of my fave Chinese food! 😀 Thank you so much for sharing this recipe! Now, I can make this in our kitchen.. ^^
chinese food with black beans is realy one good food. the photo is mouthwatering.
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You should open a restaurant someday. 😀
yum .. am hungry again …. hihii ….. added to our list of recipe …
Yum! I have a similar recipe sis… courtesy of my mother in-law. hihihi…
Whoah!! Looks so yummy. Will try this soon. Thanks for sharing!
looks yummy to me, good your husband can cook such nice dish and envy to most wives…
I will show this recipe to my grandma, maybe she can cook it one of these days 😀
i love spareribs too!! i will bookmark this and will munch this at home with my motha and fatha! 🙂
I love spareribs. My children will love this too!
yummy, i always have spareribs in my freezer and this recipe will be on my list now. thanks
It doesn’t have to have actualy black beans, right? Just black beans sauce? LOL. I’m asking because I really don’t like black beans or beans in general. The dish looks good though! 🙂
Oh boy! That black bean sauce is interesting. Helpful method by the way.
hmmmmm we have same recipe for chinese steamed spare ribs, I use Lee Kum Kee garlic black beans instead and it made the recipe taste really good =)
This sounds really delicious. I’m gonna try cooking this one of these days. Thanks so much for sharing this recipe.
this looks delicious… i should try cooking this one… i always order spareribs with black beans in a local restaurant. Yahweh bless.
Yummy! I’ll try cooking this at home this coming Sunday. ^_^
My honey loves this. I need to learn on how to cook this.
Since I want to learn how to cook, I’ll use this recipe as a reference. Thanks for posting this recipe. 😀
It’s great when a husband cooks for the wife. I want my future husband to cook for me as well 😀
yay for this chinese food! i rarely eat with black beans. but for sure this taste good 🙂
looks delicious must taste delicious as well… and i like it hot….
i’m a bad cook. LOL. but i’ll give this to my dad who loves playing around with new recipes. Thanks!
Wow! This is one of my fave Chinese food! 😀 Thank you so much for sharing this recipe! Now, I can make this in our kitchen.. ^^
chinese food with black beans is realy one good food. the photo is mouthwatering.