Lamb Chops Stewed with Radish
1.
Chop fresh lamb chops into small pieces. Rinse repeatedly with clean water, and wash the radish to remove the head and tail.
2.
Pour cold water into the pot, pour in the lamb chops, add sliced green onion and ginger, and bring a tablespoon of cooking wine to a boil.
3.
At this time, slice green onion and slice ginger. Cut radish into pieces with a hob.
4.
When the water in the pot is boiled, skim off the foam and cook for a while on medium heat.
5.
Remove the lamb chops to control the moisture.
6.
Heat the wok and add oil to the bottom. Add sliced green onion and ginger, and saute the star anise.
7.
Pour the lamb chops and stir fry. Add a tablespoon of cooking wine, stir-fry a little soy sauce for 3 minutes.
8.
Pour the fried lamb chops into the casserole.
9.
Inject enough hot water at once. After the high heat is boiled, turn to low heat and simmer for two hours. When the lamb is almost soft and rotten, add the cut radish and cook until the radish is cooked through. (My carrot picture is missing for some reason.)
10.
Finally, add some salt, sprinkle a little coriander, and start eating. The soup is fresh and delicious.
Tips:
1. White radish or green radish can be used as radish.
2. Pour hot water at once. Do not add water halfway.
3. Do not add salt in advance when making lamb, and salt must be added last.