Chicken Wings with Swiss Sauce
1.
Cut the chicken wing root and the middle wing apart, and cut two knives on the wing root and the back of the middle wing to make it more delicious;
2.
Drop the chicken wings in cold water, put a few slices of ginger, turn on medium heat, force out the blood and florets of the wings, remove them, and rinse them with hot water;
3.
Put it in a pot filled with Swiss juice, turn off the high heat and turn off the low heat, cook for about 20-30 minutes, then turn off the heat and simmer for about 10-15 minutes;
4.
After picking up the chicken wings, use a mesh sieve to separate the residues, put it in a bottle after cooling, and store it in the refrigerator for second use;
5.
If you are worried that the chicken wings are not flavorful enough, you can put a small half-rice bowl of Swiss sauce in a pot, turn on the fire, inject starch water, stir constantly, cook until the juice bubbles and become transparent, pour it into a juice pot or bowl, and pour it on the chicken wings when eating.
Tips:
1. The juice cannot be used up at one time. After cooling, it is bottled and placed in the refrigerator. Generally speaking, the latter part of the refrigerator is relatively cold, and it is better to put it later;
2. When you want to use the last juice, if it is too thick, you can add some water and boil it. If it is not thick enough, you can add a bit of Swiss juice according to the approximate ratio and cook. If it is not salty or sweet enough, you can also add it accordingly Some rock candy or light soy sauce, in a word, follow the above-mentioned method, and adjust the ingredients and taste every time.