Dried Pork Lung and Vegetable Soup
1.
Rinse the pig lungs after buying them, and then cut them into appropriate sizes;
2.
Bring the cut pig lungs to a boil under cold water to boil the air bubbles in the pig lungs. It takes about 10-15 minutes;
3.
Wash the pig lungs in cold water and cook them again. This time there should be no air bubbles. Rinse them with water again and drain them for later use;
4.
Dried vegetables are soaked in advance, washed, and drained; (mine is self-dried and there is no mud and sand, and I still need to clean sand when I buy it outside)
5.
Peel the carrots and cut into pieces with a hob; cut the corn into sections for later use;
6.
Wash the southern and northern apricots and Xinhui tangerine peels. After washing the candied dates and figs, you can cut them with a knife for easy taste;
7.
Add all the processed ingredients to the pot, except salt;
8.
Then inject an appropriate amount of water;
9.
After the high heat is boiled, turn to low heat for about 2 hours, and add salt to taste before eating; (I used a rice cooker because I didn’t have time to watch the fire with my children. After the water boiled, I used the soup mode for two hours!)
Tips:
If it’s lung fever, a normal cough can just be cooked with pig lungs, but if you cough so badly, your heart feels like "tear off". Add the pig heart and cook it together. The effect will be better!