Sweet and Sour Pork Ribs

Sweet and Sour Pork Ribs - a very delicious and health food for everyone.

[You'll need:]
Pork ribs, Thai sweet and sour sauce, cooking wine, Salt, Soy sauce, Corn starch, Sugar, Ginger, garlic, strawberry or orange

[To do this:]
1. Pork ribs clean and then dry, adding the right amount of oil, salt, cooking wine, a little soy sauce and sugar, cornstarch, a little ginger and garlic. Stir marinate for half an hour.

2. Finely chop the strawberry or orange.

3. Add ginger and garlic to a preheated oiled pan. Whilst ginger and garlic are cooking, add Pork ribs to fry for 10 minutes.

4. Add Thai sweet and sour sauce to pork ribs. Fry for 10 - 13 minutes until ripe.

5. Add the strawberry or orange. Cook them over low-medium heat for 2 minutes.

Enjoy!

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