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Yat Zi Paai (HK-style Pork Rib Strip)
- One intact elongated uncut strip
- Several parallel ribs remain joined
- Meat connects the bone row
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A Hong Kong market rib cut sold as one intact elongated strip with several joined parallel bones and attached meat.
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Name in Cantonese (Jyutping): jat1 zi6 paai4 No Cantonese voice on this device
Yat Zi Paai is a Hong Kong market-cut name, not a claimed one-to-one Western anatomical cut; its defining scope is the intact strip presentation.
Look for one uncut rib strip with several parallel bones joined by meat; once chopped into small pieces, the image alone cannot prove it was Yat Zi Paai.
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Yat Zi Paai is identified by the intact joined strip; generic spareribs may be loose pieces, while loin ribs emphasize a thicker meat cap.
Confirm the dish, quantity and cut with the employer before preparation, then cook thoroughly.
Keep raw meat separate from cooked food, use separate boards and knives, wash hands and contact surfaces, and cook the centre to at least 75°C for 30 seconds.
Keep covered on the lowest refrigerator shelf at 4°C or below and thaw frozen meat only in the refrigerator or microwave. Contain a leaking package and clean contaminated surfaces; leakage alone is not used here as a spoilage test.
Ask the butcher to show the intact strip before chopping; do not substitute generic rib cubes.
買一條一字排,睇完先斬件。The employer wants to see the intact Yat Zi Paai before it is chopped.
唔該俾我睇一字排,之後先斬。Meaning: Please show me the Yat Zi Paai (HK-style Pork Rib Strip) before chopping it.
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