Leek Chicken Sausage

Name: Leek Chicken Sausage
Total time: 10 min
Yield: 2
Cuisine: Chinese
Ingredients: Some Chives; Some Chicken intestines; 3 to five Long pepper; Some salt; Some South Germany; Some Chicken Essence; a little Sugar; Some Rice wine

by Love Food_wZU9

4.9 (1)

Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

10m

Serving

2

The leek blooms in autumn. After harvesting the leek flowers, this crop of leek is the most delicious. It has bettered the spring leek, and after the bitter summer, the appetite is widened. It can invigorate the stomach, refresh, deodorize perspiration, and nourish the kidney and help yang. My friend's house Planted in the ground, pure and natural, come a little.
Everyone may have heard of chicken intestines. I have eaten too little. It has just been a few days. When I encounter chicken intestines, I have been struggling to wash it. I washed it about 99+ times and washed it with boiling water several times! "

Ingredients

Some Chives
Some Chicken Intestines
3 to five Long Pepper
Some Salt
Some South Germany
Some Chicken Essence
a little Sugar
Some Rice Wine

Leek Chicken Sausage

1. Wash and cut into sections.

2. Long hot pepper, cut it, I cut it at will, not like the chef, a housewife.

3. The chicken intestines are broken when I wash my hands 〒_〒, but fortunately it doesn't smell... I have cooked it in boiling water two or three times and it is already cooked.

4. Pour the oil and heat it up.

5. Put hot peppers and chicken intestines on the fire.

6. Stir fry the chicken intestines a few times, and pour the rice wine into the paprika.

7. Then, add the leeks, stir fry, add salt, chicken essence, and stir fry Nande.

8. Add a little sugar, stir fry a few times, and serve.

Tips:
I personally like to put some sugar in the stir-fry, but it’s spicy and sweet. Don’t put too much. If you don’t like it, you can leave it at a faster speed. Otherwise, the leeks will die fast and they will not taste good. You can also put the chicken intestines first, and then put the peppers in the small ignition, personal habit