Flowering Ginseng Chicken Soup
1.
Remove the head and butt of the chicken, peel off the skin, and chop into large pieces. (I'm afraid of oil, usually peel off the skin, it doesn't matter if you don't peel it, it depends on personal preference.)
2.
Boil the chicken nuggets with bleeding water, and then rinse them off.
3.
Chop the ginseng during the flowering period into small pieces and try to cut into small pieces to get the flavor out. (You can also ask the store to slice when you buy it.)
4.
Wash the wolfberry, yam and red dates with water bubbles. (Remember to remove the pits of red dates. The pits of red dates are hot.
5.
Put all the ingredients into the stewing pot, pour boiling water, bring the water to a boil in advance (water volume to half of the stew pot), and put the stew pot into the pot.
6.
Cover the lid and simmer on medium heat for 30 minutes. Turn to low heat and continue to simmer for 3 hours.
7.
After the stew is done, skim off the oil with a grease trap and season with salt.
8.
The cold tonic ginseng soup has a sweet taste.