Lamb Chops and Carp Soup
1.
Wash the watered fungus, remove the stems, and tear them into small flowers; slice the boiled bamboo shoots, blanch them for later use; slice green onion and ginger; chop green garlic sprouts
2.
Blanch the lamb chops in boiling water until the water boils again and cook for about 2 minutes;
3.
Remove the lamb chops and wash the blood;
4.
Put ginger slices, star anise, peppercorns into the bag;
5.
Discharge the lamb into the pressure cooker, add appropriate amount of water and seasoning bag, turn to a low fire and suppress for 20 minutes after the high fire SAIC, and naturally exhaust after turning off the fire;
6.
Separate the cooked lamb chops and the soup for boiling lamb chops;
7.
After the crucian carp is cured, wipe off the surface water with kitchen paper;
8.
Wipe the wok with ginger in advance;
9.
Start the wok, add some cooking oil, heat the pan with cool oil and saute the ginger slices.
10.
Add the crucian carp, fry the two sides slightly yellow;
11.
Add chopped green onion to burst the fragrance;
12.
Pour the lamb chop soup while it is hot (if it is cold, reheat it);
13.
Bring to a boil on high fire, and remove the foam;
14.
Add the lamb chops and continue to cook until the soup is snow-white, about 15 minutes;
15.
Add the fungus and bamboo shoots, and cook for another 2 to 3 minutes;
16.
Add salt and pepper to taste and turn off the heat;
17.
After picking up the pot and putting it on the plate, sprinkle with chopped green garlic sprouts and a few medlar berries for decoration.
Tips:
Tips:
1. Quickly cook the snow white fish soup: fry fish-heat water-cook on high fire;
2. Throw away the water used to blanch the lamb chops the first time; the water used to cook the lamb chops the second time is a good soup, keep it for use;
3. The maturity of the lamb chops and the fish are not consistent, so cook the lamb chops first, and then cook the soup with the fish.