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Singapore's famous ribs tea

Homemade Bak Kut Teh-tea ribs not only as a tonic which also has delicious taste so very common and popular in Singapore.


Bak Kut Teh means tea ribs, a dish so familiar and popular in Singapore. However, this in fact is a soup, which was pork stewed for several hours along the sauce had garlic, onions, pepper with a little know-how of the wedge of the herbs and spices such as clove, cinnamon flavored ...

All components in a harmonised way swirled together, make the soup taste aromatic, sweet but still very tasty. This dish can also be served with white rice or rice vermicelli, Youtiao and green vegetables, often served as a breakfast or dinner.

There are many different opinions about the birth of the Bak Kut Teh. Someone said that it originated from Fujian province (China) and was introduced to Singapore in the 19th century by the Min nan. Besides that there are other opinions is rib tea dishes from antiquity in Singapore

Legend, a hungry beggar to a pork noodle shop to ask for food. At the time, the owner of the Cafe but also very difficult and deprivation but still active compassion. He took a few leftover pork bone piece security up, wedge into which spices which he used as a repatriation, pepper for added flavor and create dishes such as water color of tea. Since then, the tea ribs and become very popular dishes in the working class poverty in Singapore. By made with cheap ingredients but it has nutritional resources and energy is abundant enough to provide them throughout a long day of hard labor.

When eat Bak Kut Teh

When eat Bak Kut Teh, to add flavor, Singaporeans often use soy sauce has more to do with chopped garlic, chili sauce dots. In addition oolong tea drinking is also accompanied by it will soothe away your fatty pork and ... degrees, making the dish from being bored. Currently in Singapore has two types of Bak Kut Teh most popular is Teochew and Klang. The water used is the difference between the two types of broth. While the Teochew Bak Kut Teh there is spicy and the Klang Bak Kut Teh characteristic has the water section bold comparisons due to have more herbal than usual.

When to Singapore, you can find the shop serves Bak Kut Teh anywhere but the address had the most delicious dish is on Beach Road, New Bridge or road Poh Seng.







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