Q: What is in the great dry rub used on the "Northern Style Spare Ribs" at P.F. Changs?
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A: I am not sure exactly how they prepare their ribs, but northern Chinese cooking tends to use a lot of black pepper, rice vinegar, and sugar. I'd recommend rubbing them with a generous amount of black pepper and cooking them over a low fire for a few hours. After they are cooked (this could take upwards of two hours), raise the heat and baste the ribs with a mixture of 3 parts honey, 2 parts rice vinegar, and 1 part soy sauce.
Source: How to Cook Anything / Ask Bittman Anything
A: I am not sure exactly how they prepare their ribs, but northern Chinese cooking tends to use a lot of black pepper, rice vinegar, and sugar. I'd recommend rubbing them with a generous amount of black pepper and cooking them over a low fire for a few hours. After they are cooked (this could take upwards of two hours), raise the heat and baste the ribs with a mixture of 3 parts honey, 2 parts rice vinegar, and 1 part soy sauce.
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| 1 | ISO: Pf Changs Northern Style Ribs |
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| 2 | re: P.F. Chang's Northern Style Spare Ribs - Menu description, Ingredients |
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| 3 | ISO: PF Changs Ribs |
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| 4 | Recipe: PF Chang's Spare Ribs - Some ideas about the dry rub used |
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| 5 | Recipe(tried): PF Chang's Ribs |
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| 6 | re: PF Chang's Dry Rub - it's asian 5 spice. |
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