Local Pot Chicken
1.
Free-range chickens are slaughtered and washed and chopped into large pieces.
2.
The free-range chicken is dark red in color, the meat is firm, and the bones are hard to chop off.
3.
Pour the corn flour, millet flour, and soybean flour into a clean container at a ratio of 2:1:0.5, blanch the flour with boiling water, let cool, and form a dough for later use.
4.
Pour vegetable oil into the pot (you can pour more oil appropriately), add ginger slices and red dried peppers to sauté after the oil is hot.
5.
Pour in the chicken pieces and stir fry until the color changes.
6.
Add two tablespoons of soy sauce and stir-fry evenly over high heat.
7.
Put the mixed dough into small noodles and stick it to the side of the pot while it is hot.
8.
Put star anise, cinnamon, and bay leaves in the pot, and pour in the water that has soaked the chicken. The water is best to cover 1/2 of the noodles, so that the noodles can absorb the soup.
9.
After the high heat is boiled, change to low heat and simmer slowly.
10.
Wash the fresh green and red pepper and cut into sections.
11.
Simmer for 40 minutes and wait for the soup in the pot to thicken, then use a spatula to pick up the dough.
12.
Pour in the cut green and red pepper segments and stir fry over high heat.
13.
Add appropriate refined salt and stir-fry evenly.
14.
Pour in the patted garlic cloves, stir fry, collect the juice, and then take it out of the pot.
Tips:
1. Choose free-range chickens. This kind of chicken is firm and has an excellent texture.
2. It is best to submerge 1/2 of the noodles in water so that the noodles can absorb the soup.
3. White noodles or multi-grain noodles can be used for noodles.