Apr 17, 2010

Foodie Crib: Jimmy Le


Foodie
Jimmy Le

Foodie Crib
Grand Rapids, Michigan

Gig
IT Supervisor by day. Socialite by night.

Crib Specialty
jLe Dragon Ribs

Morsels on Foodie
Jimmy is best known for hosting many events around town
including JW's Deadutante Ball, Glitter Ball, Little Black Dress
and also the Cristal, Veuve and Valentine Vodka parties at the
Amway Grand. His Vietnamese mother inspired him to cook many
of his specialty dishes including the Dragon Ribs and Fried Rice.
You know you've made his A-List if once you've experienced
dim sum at Wei Wei Palace with Jimmy.

I had the pleasure of trying Jimmy's ribs and I was astonished
on how easy it was to make. The Dragon ribs turned out 
jam-packed with Asian goodness! Heaven on a plate.

jLe Dragon Ribs Recipe
1 rack of ribs (3-4 lbs)
2 tbs minced garlic
1 tbs sugar
1 tsp sesame flavored chili oil
1 tsp pepper
1/4 cup soy sauce
1/4 cup oyster sauce
1 12oz can Coco Rico coconut flavored soda (or 7-up)
4 green onions thinly sliced
1/2 tsp of sesame seeds for garnish

Cut ribs to individual pieces
Combine ribs in stock pot with garlic, sugar & sesame oil
Keep on medium heat. Sauce will caramelize
Brown all sides for 10 minutes

Add pepper, soy sauce, oyster sauce and Coco Rico
Keep heat on medium with lid on
Cook until sauce evaporates into a glaze (30 mins)

Remove lid & cook down carefully so as not to burn ribs
Turn off the heat & add green onions & sesame seeds

Served with steamed jasmine rice



Jimmy plating his Dragon Ribs
Ingredients can be found at most Asian stores (including Coco Rico)

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Looks yummy! Well done Jimmy....I will try that at home. Wish me luck:)

Thanks
Rose D.