Marinated Chicken Drumsticks
1.
Soak the frozen chicken legs in water for about two hours to fully defrost, then remove the remaining chicken feathers and the yellow skin on the roots of the feet, carefully clean them, and use scissors to tie the chicken legs a few times to make it easier to taste.
2.
Then sprinkle some pepper and salt on the chicken thighs, grab a few times with your hands, and marinate for a day.
3.
Soak the mushrooms on the next day; prepare the spices for the stewed chicken drumsticks: 15 grams of ginger, 1 star anise, 1 pinch of pepper, 1 orange peel, and half an onion; I still have some old stew here (this is braised every time The meat dishes are left behind).
4.
Clean the marinated chicken drumsticks and control the water. This process is very important to effectively remove odors.
5.
Heat the pot and pour a little bit of oil to moisturize the pot, put the chicken legs into the pot, put the skinier side underneath, and fry over medium heat.
6.
Fry the noodles with the skin and turn them over. Put the shiitake mushrooms, onions, ginger, star anise, pepper, and orange peel in the pan, and continue to fry on medium heat until the spices emit a fragrance.
7.
At this time, pour in the water for soaking the mushrooms, the old brine, 2 teaspoons of soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of oyster sauce, and half a teaspoon of sugar.
8.
Cover the pot, bring to a boil on high heat, turn to low heat, keep the water in the pot bubbling slightly, simmer for 15-20 minutes, and turn it over in the middle.
9.
Tips:
1. The old marinade is the gravy that you usually marinate or make braised meat dishes. Bring the marinade to a boil each time, and add more salt to make the marinade slightly salty. Put it in a bottle and put it in the refrigerator Keep in the refrigerator.
2. These spices are enough, don't put too much, to cover the natural fragrance of the ingredients.
3. Eggs and dried tofu can also be put in the stewed pot.