First of all a disclaimer: These ribs are the best! Warning, they may add inches to your waist if consumed in large quantities and no exercise!

One of my roommates from Taiwan was having a 4th of July celebration at his place in San Jose, and his buddy Arvin Montano was manning the grill. He was cooking these incredible ribs that I couldn’t help but go for seconds and thirds, etc… I recently mailed him for the secret recipe:

  1. First marinate the baby back ribs in soysauce, lots of garlic, black pepper, brown sugar, green onions and a little bit of salt for 30mins
  2. Then, add 7-up and continue to marinate another 30 mins.
  3. Boil the ribs in its own marinade in low fire until its tender. Maybe 45 mins or so.
  4. Then grill it to give it the BBQ taste.
  5. Then thicken the marinade sauce with cornstarch and use that to baste the ribs while grilling.

Goes perfect with some corn on the cob and a cool beer…thanks Arvin for the recipe!

This is truly an easy and horribly delicious dish. The preparation is quite easy, and has subtitles in English that complement the instructions (which are in Chinese).

This recipe is incredibly delicious and simple to make. I’ve been looking for a video in English that accurately captures what to do, and this is it! Although the cook doesn’t speak it is a pretty easy recipe to follow.

Ingredients:

8 oz All purpose flour
5 oz Luke warm water
1/2 cup chopped Green onions (also called spring onions or scallions)
Cooking oil
Salt

This video is in Chinese, but is a wonderful story:

Chinese chicken with broccoli stir fry is one of my favorite dishes of all time! It’s one of the more healthy dishes and tastes great with a bowl of organic brown rice!

This is an incredibly delightful and fast way to make hot and sour noodle soup. It really takes about 5 minutes, and looks and tastes great! It sure does beat a cup of noodles any day!

This is a dish that I love eating at restaurants, but it’s also so easy to make at home! In this video, they are demonstrating red snapper, but you can really use any type of fish. I like to use sea bass. The key is in heating up the oil. You know it’s hot enough when it just starts to “smoke” while cooking in the pot. That will provide the delicious flavor to the entire dish. Enjoy!

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