Jackfruit Seed Deboning Soup
1.
First wash the jackfruit seeds, use a knife to make a cut on the skin, add water to the pot, and cook for about 5 minutes.
2.
The boiled water is reddish-brown, remove it, and cool it. Remove the skin (there are two layers of skin, the first layer is hard translucent, the second layer is reddish-brown film), the second layer of skin does not need to be removed, but the color of the soup cooked in this way is red Brown. Going to the second skin is a test of patience. . . Does it look like water chestnut? Hee hee
3.
Add water to the pot, put ginger and green onions. .
4.
After the water boils, put the deboned meat (the meat on the bone of the pig), because there are no spare ribs in the house, and the bones are too hard, I can't cut it, so I had to use a knife to cut the meat off the bone. The meat will be blanched first to remove the fishy smell, and the color of the stew will be bright later.
5.
Put the ginger and green onions into the stew pot, use new ones, and discard the ones used for blanching. My stew is electric and the power is very low. I simmered this soup overnight. If you use a casserole, simmer it for 4 to 5 hours.
6.
Put a small spoonful of salt before drinking the soup, do not stir (personally feel that there will be a taste of raw salt after stirring), the natural slow-simmering taste is softer. I like the natural flavor and don't like to add too many seasonings. The slow-cooked soup with a little salt is already super delicious. The seeds of jackfruit are also soft and waxy, and even the picky mother is amazed, praise and delicious. Let's try it together~