Grilled Chicken Feet in Dried Bean Sauce
1.
Wash the chicken feet and soak for half an hour.
2.
Cut off your nails.
3.
Prepare the ingredients, knotted green onions, sliced ginger, whole cloves of garlic and some peppercorns.
4.
Dried tempeh is set aside.
5.
In a pot of cold water, add cooking wine and ginger slices. After the water is boiled, cook for about two to three minutes to remove the washed foam and set aside.
6.
The blanched chicken feet are chopped in half so that the chicken feet are easy to taste when cooking.
7.
Put an appropriate amount of oil in the pot, stir the scallions, ginger, garlic, and add two tablespoons of dried tempeh sauce to a low heat to fragrant.
8.
Put in the chopped chicken feet, add cooking wine, light soy sauce, soy sauce, sugar, stir fry evenly over medium and low heat for two minutes and wait for it to color.
9.
Add boiling water that hasn't had chicken feet. When the water is boiled, turn to low heat and simmer for half an hour. The sauce can be collected on high heat and it can be out of the pot.
10.
Out of the pan.
Tips:
1 Dried tempeh itself has a salty taste, so after adding two spoons of dried tempeh, there is no salt in the chicken feet. If the taste is heavier, you can add a small amount of salt.
2 Although dried tempeh is an excellent ingredient for cooking, it will be bitter if you put too much in it. Generally, add one or two spoonfuls according to the amount of the vegetable, not too much.