Stewed radish with stick bones
Overview
Now is the season when radish is on the market in large quantities. Radishes are mild in nature, moist and rich in many vitamins. When stewed with stick bones, they are not greasy and have a refreshing taste
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Ingredients
Steps
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Cut the stick bones into pieces (you can ask the merchant to help with the processing when you buy it to avoid the danger of chopping it with a knife), soak it for two hours, and change the water twice in the middle.
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Soak the stick bones to remove the blood, wash them again, add enough water, and add a piece of broken ginger.
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The fire is boiling and the blood foam is wiped off.
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Then reduce to low heat and simmer for about an hour and a half.
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Boil the stick bone soup until the soup is slightly white and oily.
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Wash the white radish without peeling it and cut it into large pieces.
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Put it in the pot, continue to simmer for ten minutes, until the radish becomes the texture you like, then turn off the heat and add an appropriate amount of salt.
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Refreshing stick bone radish soup.