猪排骨

Description

Pork ribs are fatty, messy, hard to cook, hard to eat, and altogether wonderful. When cooked properly, the fat and cartilage around and between the ribs breaks down and softens, making the ribs incredibly tender and succulent. Pork ribs refer to a cut of pork from the ribcage of a pig. Meat and bones together are cut into usable pieces and prepared by grilling, baking, or smoking, usually with barbecue or another type of sauce.

Health Benefits

Pork ribs supply significant amounts of iron and zinc. Pork rib supplies 24 grams of protein and contains 12 grams of fat. That protein is a great way to fuel up the muscles. People who eat the pork rib will get a significant amount of some vitamins in each serving of pork ribs, particularly vitamins B-12 and D. Vitamin D is a hormone that helps the body use calcium effectively, and it's crucial for strong bones and teeth.

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