Light version---[Boiled Duck Shan]
Overview
When I was in love with the eldest son of my family, I loved boiled duck shanks the most. It was a daily meal of mine, almost always in restaurants. Now that I have children, I no longer fall in love with restaurants. I am afraid that if hygiene is not enough, children will easily get upset when eating. This boiled duck shank is too troublesome. It needs to be washed, cut and fished. I haven’t eaten for a long time. It’s not troublesome to make, and it requires fresh duck shank to be cooked. For the sake of my children, I can’t add too much chili pepper, so I add a little chili powder. The children can still eat it after removing the few slices. If you like spicy food, you can use dried chili peppers to boil the oil. I made a light version.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Seasoning: 20g cooking oil, 35g salt, 35g chicken essence, 35g chili powder, 6g peppercorns, 2g
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Ingredients: 400g chopped duck shank, 400g bean sprouts, 200g small black fungus, 250g cabbage, 1 cucumber
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Wash the vegetables and cut cucumber and cabbage into strips. At the same time, boil a pot of water
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After the water boils, add the seasoning
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Pour in the cabbage blanched water
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Pick up the bottom
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Pour in mung bean sprouts
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Lift up and spread the second layer
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Pour cucumber into blanching water
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Take it out and spread it on the third layer (you have to taste it, if the taste is not enough, add seasoning)
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Blanch small black fungus
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Lift it up and spread it on the fourth floor
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Pour in duck shank blanching water
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Lift up the top layer of the bunk
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Pour in the clear soup and sprinkle in chili powder
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Pour in cooking oil and heat
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Sprinkle in peppercorns and stir-fry until fragrant
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Pour sesame oil into the duck shank basin