Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang

by Non-thinking people

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

Well, in fact, this "hairy bloodwang" is not true to its name. It has no hairy belly and no intestines... But it is very homely and delicious. I don’t know why, so I suddenly wanted to eat duck blood. (It is estimated that there is too much blood bleed from the fingers, so I have to eat blood to replenish blood). Qianer chatted with Little Pig Chef. Speaking of bloated blood, my appetite was immediately lifted. Yesterday I said I had to eat anything. I didn’t expect to be called by the leader to work overtime at night, so I called the old lady. After speaking, I asked her to help buy some vegetables-alas, this old lady probably confuses "Maoxuewang" with "Malatang" and bought back a bunch of spicy dishes... Fortunately, I emphasized that I would buy duck blood, otherwise I might not be able to eat this duck blood.

Haha, stop talking nonsense, and serve everyone"

Ingredients

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang

1. Soybean sprouts blanched

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang recipe

2. Kelp silk is blanched and broken

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang recipe

3. Spread the soybean sprouts and seaweed shreds on the bottom of the bowl and set aside

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang recipe

4. Cut the duck blood into thin pieces of half a centimeter, blanch it and cut it off

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang recipe

5. Shred the tofu skin and slice the sausage

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang recipe

6. Crispy sausage cutting knife, stew slices

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang recipe

7. Pour a little shrimp oil into the pot, add the hot pot base and bean paste and fry until fragrant

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang recipe

8. Pour the chicken broth and bring to a boil

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang recipe

9. Pour in the stew, potato flour, and crispy sausage and cook together

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang recipe

10. Pour in sausage and tofu skin and cook

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang recipe

11. Boil the duck blood for 1-2 minutes, then pour the vegetable soup into a bowl covered with bean sprouts and seaweed

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang recipe

12. Dried chili cut into sections and remove the seeds

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang recipe

13. Take a large spoon, pour in half a spoon of shrimp oil, and heat it on low heat

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang recipe

14. Pour in the chili sections and fry until slightly discolored, add the peppercorns and fry them until the flavor comes out

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang recipe

15. Pour the cooked chili pepper oil into a bowl

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang recipe

16. Sprinkle some chopped green onion at the end

Home-style Version of Mao Xuewang recipe

Tips:

1. This time I used shrimp oil, the taste is very unusual, I suggest you try it.

2. Eat at home, just put whatever you have on hand and what you like to eat; the authentic ones must have hairy belly and intestines.

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