
Korean · Dinner
Instant Pot Korean Pork Ribs
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Tender Korean pressure-cooked pork ribs with potatoes and carrots. Allow time for parboiling, pressure build-up and release; baby back ribs use 10 minutes under pressure and spare ribs use 25 minutes. An optional broiled finish adds color.
- Dairy-free
- Korean
- Main
- instant pot korean pork ribs
- instant pot pork ribs
- korean pork ribs
- Prep
- 15 min
- Serves
- 4 to 6
- Level
- Medium
- Energy
- 706 kcal
Method9 steps
Step 1: Blend the sauce water (1/2 cup), soy sauce (6 Tbsp), apple (170 g), sauce onion (60 g), honey (2 Tbsp), dark brown sugar (2 Tbsp), 2 Tbsp mirin, minced garlic (1 Tbsp), minced ginger (1 Tbsp), sesame oil (1 tsp) and ground black pepper until smooth. Set aside.
Step 2: Remove the membrane from the underside of the pork ribs by lifting an edge and pulling it off. Cut between the bones to separate the ribs.
Step 3: Bring enough water to submerge the ribs to a boil. Add 1/4 cup mirin, whole peppercorns, the separate 60 g parboiling onion, green onion (50 g), whole garlic cloves (30 g) and prepared ribs. Boil uncovered for about 8 minutes. Drain and discard the cooking water and aromatic vegetables, then rinse the ribs with cold running water.
Step 4: Put the drained parboiled ribs in the Instant Pot and pour over all the blended sauce. Put the large potato and carrot (200 g) chunks on top.
Step 5: Close the lid and set the vent to sealing. Pressure-cook on HIGH for 10 minutes for baby back ribs, or 25 minutes for spare ribs. Pressure build-up takes roughly another 15–20 minutes before that cooking countdown starts. Choose the duration for the rib cut you are using.
Step 6: When the pressure-cooking cycle finishes, let the pressure release naturally for 10 minutes. Then carefully quick-release the remaining pressure. Wait until release is complete and the cooker permits opening before unlocking the lid.
Step 7: With the lid open, select Sauté and simmer for about 8 minutes, watching the liquid, until the sauce reduces. The ribs and vegetables are ready to eat at this stage.
Step 8: Optionally transfer the cooked ribs, potatoes and carrots to an oven-safe tray. Brush them with some of their reduced cooking sauce and broil for 2–4 minutes, watching closely, until lightly charred. Keep the remaining sauce for serving.
Step 9: Serve the pressure-cooked ribs and vegetables, or the optional broiled version, with their sauce. Rice and kimchi are optional serving suggestions. Refrigerate leftovers airtight for a couple of days, storing the sauce separately for reheating.
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