Mao Xuewang

Mao Xuewang

by Shi Kewei

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

20m

Serving

2

I really like the hairy blood, the spicy feeling is just enjoyable. . . "

Ingredients

Mao Xuewang

1. Prepare the required materials

Mao Xuewang recipe

2. Wash, cut the black hairy belly, cut the duck blood, and take out the plain hairy belly, blanch it with boiling water, and remove it for later use.

Mao Xuewang recipe

3. Soybean sprouts are cooked and spread on the bottom of a large bowl.

Mao Xuewang recipe

4. Cut the ingredients well, cut the green onion into small pieces, cut the ginger into small cubes, and pat the garlic cloves into small pieces. Cut millet pepper into red pepper rings. (Xiaomi pepper can be added or not added according to your ability to withstand spicy food)

Mao Xuewang recipe

5. Put oil in the pot, add the pepper and sesame pepper to a low heat and slowly stir up the aroma.

Mao Xuewang recipe

6. Stir fragrant pepper and pepper, turn on high heat, add the chopped green onion, ginger, garlic, and millet pepper until fragrant.

Mao Xuewang recipe

7. Then add appropriate amount of bean paste and hot pot base and fry for three minutes.

Mao Xuewang recipe

8. Add appropriate amount of boiling water to boil. .

Mao Xuewang recipe

9. Pour in the prepared hairy belly and duck blood, turn off the heat about two minutes after boiling, add in the right amount of salt and fresh vegetables, and put it into the big bowl where we just spread the soybean sprouts. (I have always been concerned about the habit of putting salt and MSG after the fire, because these two things cannot withstand high temperatures, and the melting points of these two condiments are around 80 degrees, so the temperature of the vegetables will just be able to dissolve after turning off the fire. If you are not used to it This method can be seasoned when the fire is not turned off during the cooking process.)

Mao Xuewang recipe

10. Sprinkle some chopped green onions in a bowl. It's ready to eat.

Mao Xuewang recipe

11. The photo was taken under natural light.

Mao Xuewang recipe

12. The picture was taken under the light.

Mao Xuewang recipe

Tips:

(I have always been concerned about the habit of putting salt and MSG after the fire, because these two things cannot withstand high temperatures, and the melting points of these two condiments are around 80 degrees, so the temperature of the vegetables will just be able to dissolve after turning off the fire. If you are not used to it This method can be seasoned when the fire is not turned off during the cooking process.)

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