Duck with Orange Peel and Three Cups
1.
Clean the fine hair of the bought light duck, wash it, and drain the water
2.
Cut big pieces
3.
Peel the ginger and cut into thick slices, peel off the shallots, and wash the dried tangerine peel
4.
Prepare soy sauce, black glutinous rice wine, rock sugar, water (large bowl)
5.
Put a small amount of oil in a hot pan, pour down the duck pieces and fry on high heat, and stir fry for a while
6.
Keep it on high heat and stir fry. After the surface of the duck is golden brown, a lot of oil will overflow (stir-fry for 15 minutes)
7.
Scoop up the oozing oil, put it in a bowl, filter it clean, and use it to stir-fry green vegetables that day.
8.
Pour the soy sauce (ie light soy sauce) and stir fry
9.
Keep the fire high, add black glutinous rice wine
10.
Add clear water (the amount of clear water is relatively increased, the effect of braising is the best)
11.
Pour in rock sugar
12.
Add ginger slices and tangerine peel
13.
Stir-fry with a spatula, bring to a boil, cover the pot and boil on high heat, turn to medium heat and simmer for about 20 minutes
14.
Add the shallots when half of the sauce is left, and stir-fry evenly
15.
Cover the pot and cook until the sauce is dry (a little left is ideal), scoop up, and pour the remaining sauce on top.
Tips:
You don’t need to add salt if you put soy sauce. If you don’t have black glutinous rice wine, you can use yellow old wine or rice wine instead. It is more convenient and time-saving than frying the whole duck in a pot.