Simple Chinese BBQ Pork Ribs – Char Siu Ribs


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  1. Kenneth Hung
    Kenneth Hung says:

    Gung hei fat choi! Wishing you and your family a wonderful new year Flo! Your recipes have been a hit with friends and family since I started watching your videos in the pandemic and have brought us so much joy. For char siu, I use wangzhihe fermented red bean curd for the red color (I mush up the cubes and add some of the liquid for extra color and umami). Works great and is much better than red food coloring!

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  2. Julian E. Alexander
    Julian E. Alexander says:

    Reminds me of my younger days! Growing up in the South, we had access to some VICIOUS bbq Ribs, beef AND pork!! Anyway, I love this channel, and I just wanna say, I am still moved about your confession of Christian Faith a few videos ago. That was a VERY pleasant surprise! But enough about that. LET'S HAVE SOME RIBS !!!!! Faith. Family. Fun. Food. Simple. 🤪😋

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  3. Redskin Sun
    Redskin Sun says:

    Hi Flo and Dude, do you have any recipes that include Chinese hot mustard? It is a favorite flavor from hubby and myself. Love your recipes and videos.
    P.S. oyster sauce should be in a squeeze bottle, lol.

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  4. joyce wilson
    joyce wilson says:

    There is a few ways. One being red rice yeast powder, fermented red bean curd and maybe beet powder. The ones you get in the grocery store that are bright right. Food coloring. Much love and these look wonderful. ❤

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  5. Corrine Jacobson
    Corrine Jacobson says:

    Happy Chinese New Year 🎉. I laughed when Dude mentioned what Aluminum was pronounced in the UK. When I was stationed in England, I didn’t know what they were talking about until I realized it was Aluminum ( pronounced the way the US says it).

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  6. Gail Weiss
    Gail Weiss says:

    Happy Chinese New Year Flo & Dude and Family. Love this recipe. Already sent it to my daughter in Chicago. I will pressure in my Ninja and broil in my Ninja Flip. Won't have to start up the big oven. Than you for this tasty recipe, cause I loved your other Char Siu recipes. 😘🤗

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  7. Malik Malchan
    Malik Malchan says:

    Is xin (新) pronounced seen or tsheen because I pronounced it tsheen and flo pronounced it seen (btw I'm not trying to make fun of your pronunciation I'm just want to know if I'm incorrect)

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  8. Ron Charles
    Ron Charles says:

    Happy Year of the Rabbit Chinese New Year, Flo and Dude! I am going to Chef Wang's restaurant in Tucson, Arizona, tonight for dinner. It is a Northern Chinese restaurant, and I have never had its ribs before. Your video makes me want to give them a try.. Later, when I have more time, I will try making your receipt at home.

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