San Feng Qiao Braised Pork Ribs

San Feng Qiao braised pork ribs originated during the years of emperor Guangxu's reign (1875-1908).

In order to make full use of the spare pork backbones and sternal ribs, Mo Shengxing Restaurant, which was located near the Wuxi South Gate, added spices to them and stewed the spares until they were meltingly tender. The dish was named "braised pork ribs" and was sold to go with spirits.

In 1927, Shen Yu Meat Restaurant (the predecessor to the San Feng Qiao Meat Restaurant) opened for business, and it refined the cooking technique of meat bones (the commonly-known name of the braised pork ribs) to make them taste better.

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The San Feng Qiao braised pork ribs combine the traditional recipe that dates back to 100 years ago with modern cooking techniques.

They feature an attractive red color, a strong aroma, crispy bones and soft meat, an oily look, but not greasy taste. Wuxi San Feng Qiao Meat Restaurant has also been listed in one of the first batch of China Time-honored Brand Enterprises as approved by the Ministry of Commerce.

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