Mixed Vegetables and Hibiscus Chicken Slices
1.
Pick out the large fascia from the chicken breast, then slightly change the knife and chop it into puree with the back of the knife.
2.
Then use a knife to wipe off the minced chicken little by little, pick out the remaining fine fascia, and then continue to chop into fine minced chicken.
3.
Add a small amount of white wine, a little salt and a teaspoon of white pepper and mix well.
4.
Then add water about a quarter of the volume of the chicken, and slowly drain the minced chicken. Add water about 3 times.
5.
Beat the egg whites until hard foaming.
6.
Divide the egg whites into the minced chicken 2-3 times to prepare
7.
Add appropriate amount of water and starch to make evenly.
8.
Relax the oil in the pot. When it is 30% hot, use a spoon to put the mashed meat into the pot and pull it into flakes slightly.
9.
Fry at low temperature until the shape is finalized and you can get it out.
10.
After removing the chicken slices, use warm water to remove the oil slick on the surface.
11.
Leave the bottom oil in the pot, add ginger slices, millet spicy carrots and stir fry.
12.
Then add cucumber slices and black fungus.
13.
Add chicken slices and stock broth.
14.
Sprinkle in an appropriate amount of wolfberry, add salt, chicken essence, and an appropriate amount of white pepper to taste, and finally thicken it. Pour in an appropriate amount of light oil to serve.
15.
The chicken slices are very soft, tender and smooth. I put a little bit of millet spicy. The slightly spicy taste in salty and fresh is very refreshing. If you don't like chili, you can leave it alone.
Tips:
1. The minced chicken must be cleaned of the fascia, otherwise it will affect the taste
2. Keep the oil of fried chicken slices warm.
3. Don't use a spatula to flip the chicken slices frequently when relying on the chicken slices, it is easy to break. Try to flip the spoon or shake the pot as much as possible, and use the spatula to assist in pushing
4. It is best to use potato starch (i.e. orange powder) for the starch, which thickens the soup and is easy to hang on the chicken slices.
5. It's best to finish the meal in one meal, the chicken tends to grow old over time, which will affect the taste.