Huangshan Roasted Bamboo Shoots and Stewed Chicken Soup
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Prepare all the ingredients, wash the hen and soak in clean water for 30 minutes to remove excess blood
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Black fungus and Huangshan roasted bamboo shoots, soak in water for about 60 minutes
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Wash the scallion white with the black fungus after soaking and the Huangshan roasted bamboo shoots and cut into sections
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Pour half a hen, green onion and bamboo shoots into the iron kettle, and add an appropriate amount of water (water volume: do not exceed the upper line of the liner scale)
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Then wipe the inner pot and put it in the rice cooker
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Close the lid, power on, and the smart display will automatically light up
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Select the soup function key during cooking
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Press to start, and the time will pop up at 1:30
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When boiling for about 60 minutes
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Open the top cover and put in the black fungus
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Close the lid and continue
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When the time is up, the rice cooker beeps to indicate
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Unplug the power, open the top cover, add salt and mix well, then you can taste: the original Huangshan roasted bamboo shoots and stewed chicken soup
Tips:
1. Stewed chicken soup: the chicken does not need to be blanched, after washing, soaking and rinsing, it can be directly stewed in the soup;
2. Stewed chicken soup: only need to add green onion and water to ensure the original taste, no need to put ginger. As the saying goes, "chicken is not ginger, fish is not sauce". In other words, when stewing chicken, don't put ginger; when making fish, don't put sauce. Chicken is not ginger because the chicken itself does not have any fishy smell, and the taste of ginger is most likely to penetrate into the meat of the chicken, so that you can't avoid the taste of ginger when you eat it, so you should keep the original flavor of the chicken without adding ginger. ;
3. Huangshan roasted bamboo shoots and black fungus: need to be soaked in advance; the time is about 60 minutes;
4. Huangshan roasted bamboo shoots: Different from fresh bamboo shoots, it is not salted bamboo shoots that are sold in the market, but dried bamboo shoots that are easy to store after baking, so they need to be soaked in advance.