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Hickory chunks — classic American barbecue smoke flavor
Memphis-style dry rub — ribs, pulled pork, brisket, chicken
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Every vegetable technique — braising, roasting, grilling, raw
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Hickory chunks — classic American barbecue smoke flavor
Memphis-style dry rub — ribs, pulled pork, brisket, chicken
German V-blade slicer — safer than flat mandoline, multiple inserts
Every vegetable technique — braising, roasting, grilling, raw
Vegetables organized by botanical family — deep understanding of produce
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Trim fat and cut spareribs into individual pieces suitable for stir-frying. Blanch spareribs with 2.5 cups of hot water to rinse away fat and blood. Drain ribs, and season ribs with the soy sauce, cooking wine, chilli. Mix well. Drain preserved vegetables and chop into 1" pieces, crush garlic and halve if necessary, slice and dice chillies. Set aside the remaining 2.5 cups of hot water to be added into the wok during simmering. Heat 2 tbs oil in a wok or saucepan on medium flame/heat. Fry garlic in oil till fragrant, then add spareribs and seasoning into wok, reducing heat if necessary to prevent splatter. Continue stir frying for about a minute, spareribs should be about half-cooked, then add the preserved vegetables, and continue stir-frying, till fragrant, roughly another half a minute. Add the 2.5 cups of hot water to the wok, leave it to simmer for about 20 minutes on low-med heat, and you're done! You can add more soy sauce/sugar/water to taste at this point, adding more seasoning and water can turn this dish into more of a soupy nature as well, great during winter! Serve with steamed rice.