Old Hen Soup Porridge Hot Pot
1.
Wash the lettuce, watercress, and crab-flavored mushrooms separately, remove the roots, cut the lettuce and watercress into easy-to-eat pieces, drain the excess water, and set aside.
2.
Cut the soft tofu into small pieces and set aside.
3.
For meat preparation, beef tendon balls and cheese-covered fish balls can be simply washed, drained, and beef rolls are placed in the refrigerator for later use.
4.
To process the garlic cloves, flatten the garlic cloves with a knife blade and remove the garlic clothing. Use a garlic press to press the flattened garlic into minced garlic. Heat in a small pot over medium heat, pour in peanut oil and minced garlic, stir fry until fragrant, and then add special soy sauce. Stir-fry for a while, pour out a bowl and let cool for later use.
5.
The ingredients for the porridge base: clean water, broken rice, old hen-flavored thick soup.
6.
The broken rice is soaked in clean water, cleaned and filtered with a fine mesh filter, and drained of excess water for later use.
7.
Add water to a deep pot, cover, and start cooking on high heat.
8.
After the water boils, pour in the washed crushed rice, stir a few times quickly, keep the heat open, and cook.
9.
Boil the porridge until the water is snow-white and no hard rice grains are visible. Add 1 piece of the old hen-flavored soup treasure, stir a few times, keep the heat open, and cook.
10.
Both the cooking process and the blanching process are kept on high fire. Stir and stir from time to time to cook the bottom of the porridge. You can put the boil-resistant beef tendon balls and cheese-covered fish balls to cook, scoop up, and then add the fat beef. Roll, then to shabu vegetables, and finally taste the porridge bottom.
Tips:
1. The Knorr Chicken Soup Taste Soup Bao I used is packed with 2 pieces, one piece is 32 grams, and the recipe is exactly 1 piece. The bottom of the porridge will not be very salty.
2. The dipping sauce of garlic and premium soy sauce is delicious, suitable for meat and vegetables. If you like garlic, you can add more garlic.
3. Keep the porridge hot pot on a high heat and turn to a low fire. The porridge is easy to sink and become muddy. Add enough water at one time. If it is not enough, add boiling water; if you like more delicate porridge water, you need to continue to stir and continue cooking. Cook until no rice grains are visible.
4. Congee-bottomed hot pot is more suitable for eating seafood and shellfish. If you like, you can prepare these ingredients, which will cook faster than beef tendon balls.