Braised Duck Leg in Old Soup
1.
The duck legs are cleaned, and the small hairs on the skin are removed;
2.
Use a sharp knife to chop into small pieces, and then rinse with cold water to remove the bone residue on the surface;
3.
The remaining soup of the braised duck wings a few days ago, the seasonings such as ginger, star anise, pepper, cinnamon, dried chili, gardenia, amomum, bay leaves, etc. have not been taken out, and have been soaked in the soup; although only used Once, but it is also considered "old soup" here;
4.
Add appropriate amount of cold water to the old soup, add the scallion, ginger slices, garlic, soy sauce, a little old soy sauce, and salt into the soup. The amount is adjusted according to the taste and the thickness and saltiness of the old soup;
5.
The old soup and the new soup are heated on a large fire;
6.
In another pot, boil the duck pieces in a pot of cold water, avoiding the foam, and remove the duck meat;
7.
Duck directly into the boiling soup next to it;
8.
Cover the lid and simmer on medium heat for 30 minutes. The meat is rotten and the soup is thick; the soup can be used to soak rice and stew, or it can be left as the "old soup" for the next stewed duck.
Tips:
1. Duck legs can be frozen or fresh. They are seldom delicious. It is convenient to freeze and freeze. As long as the sauce is good enough, the duck meat is very delicious;
2. Duck meat has a special taste. People who don’t like it call it a fishy smell. If it is stewed, use fresh duck meat with less salt; if it is stewed with salt or soy sauce, add a little more appropriately to suppress it. Fishy smell
3. There are many kinds of stewed ingredients in the old soup I use. If there is no old soup, please refer to those mentioned in step 3 for the types of stewed ingredients.