Matsutake Chicken Soup
1.
(First, soak and clean the matsutake. This step is very important.) Soak the matsutake in clean water for about half an hour, and wash it several times to remove the large sand and dust.
2.
Soak it with a bowl of clean water and soak it overnight.
3.
Carefully pour out the soaked matsutake water to another bowl, do not bring out the small sand at the bottom of the bowl.
4.
Brush the matsutake mushrooms one by one with a clean toothbrush, especially on the head and roots. The fine sand on the roots is the hardest to brush. Try to brush clean, otherwise you know.
5.
Washed matsutake slices.
6.
Cut the chicken into larger pieces, put it in a pot under cold water, and put a little cooking wine.
7.
Boil until the water boils and pour out the water.
8.
Rinse the chicken again.
9.
Pour the soaked matsutake water into a casserole, add chicken, cooking wine, a piece of flattened ginger, add some hot water, and simmer until the meat is rotten. I simmered it for about an hour. Add some salt and rock sugar in the middle.