Casserole Mala Tang
1.
Cut the soft tofu into cubes first
2.
Deep-fry until golden and remove for later use
3.
Shred the tofu skin and set aside the fried tofu
4.
The stewed pork bone soup is set aside
5.
Cut the chicken into pieces, and slice the beef for later use. For the better taste of the chicken, I marinated the chicken with salt and light soy sauce for half an hour in advance
6.
Cut pig blood into pieces. (I deliberately bought the pig blood soaked by myself, so as to avoid miserable fakes)
7.
Put a little oil in the wok and pour the required amount of spicy seasoning. Because this seasoning is powdery and contains very little oil, it’s better to fry it with oil
8.
Stir-fried red oil
9.
Add pork bone broth and some salt to boil
10.
Pour the prepared soup into the casserole, put the baby cabbage and wide noodles and simmer for about 3 minutes
11.
Add the tofu and tofu skin and simmer for 2 minutes
12.
Finally, put the chicken and beef into low heat and slowly soak for 2 minutes
13.
Finally, put the pig blood in, boil on medium heat and cook for 1-2 minutes
14.
You can enjoy a pot of spicy enough Mala Tang. I put a few boiled quail eggs at any time when it was served
Tips:
If you like the spicy flavor, you can add more spicy seasoning instead of adding salt.