Black Glutinous Rice Wine Claypot Chicken Soup
1.
Prepare ingredients: local chicken, black glutinous rice wine, ginger, and shallots.
2.
Handling ingredients: Wash the local chicken, remove the fine hair remaining on the chicken skin, and chop it into pieces. Peel the dried shallots, wash and pat flat. Peel the ginger, wash and slice.
3.
Heat up a wok, pour a little cooking oil, add chicken and stir fry for a while.
4.
Add ginger slices and continue to stir fry.
5.
Pour in dried shallots. Stir-fry on high heat until the chicken skin shrinks, the chicken turns white, and the aroma overflows.
6.
Pour the black glutinous rice wine.
7.
Add purified water and boil on high fire.
8.
Put it in a casserole, cover the pot, turn to medium heat and cook for about 30 minutes.
9.
Cook until there is not much chicken broth left and add salt.
10.
Add a little chicken powder and stir well.
Tips:
When handling the whole chicken, be sure to remove the congestion on the abdominal spine. Remove the butt and the fat attached to the side. No black glutinous wine can be replaced with pure glutinous rice wine or rice wine. There are glutinous rice wines sold in major supermarkets, and it is best to have their own brews. Simmering in a casserole for another 30 minutes can slow down the loss of water and make the chicken stewed more crispy. Using the hot air circulation in the pot, the nutrition and taste will be better.