Osmanthus Red Date Rice Wine Soup

Osmanthus Red Date Rice Wine Soup

by dmsjg

5.0 (1)
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Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

3

Rice wine is a specialty of Xiaogan, Hubei, and it is also a dessert soup that Hubei people often drink for breakfast. There are many ways to make rice wine, such as rice wine dumplings, rice wine dumplings and so on... Today, I made a sweet soup with sweet-scented osmanthus sugar and red dates. This combination is really good! I hope my friends will like it too.

Ingredients

Osmanthus Red Date Rice Wine Soup

1. Prepare the rice wine in advance, then add 5 grams of corn starch and 20 grams of sweet-scented osmanthus sugar to a bowl for later use. Wash the red dates and set aside.

Osmanthus Red Date Rice Wine Soup recipe

2. Wash the pot and add 800 grams of water

Osmanthus Red Date Rice Wine Soup recipe

3. Next, pour the rice wine into the pot about two hundred grams.

Osmanthus Red Date Rice Wine Soup recipe

4. Cut the red dates into small pieces until they are used on the chopping board, and remove the core to save the meat.

Osmanthus Red Date Rice Wine Soup recipe

5. Pour the chopped jujube into the pot, then boil it on high heat for five minutes. (Water billing time)

Osmanthus Red Date Rice Wine Soup recipe

6. In the process of cooking the rice wine, we add the cornstarch we just prepared to the right amount of water.

Osmanthus Red Date Rice Wine Soup recipe

7. Then use chopsticks to stir well and adjust into gorgon juice.

Osmanthus Red Date Rice Wine Soup recipe

8. After cooking the soup in the pot for five minutes, pour the sweet-scented osmanthus sugar into the pot and stir evenly with a spoon.

Osmanthus Red Date Rice Wine Soup recipe

9. Finally, slowly pour the adjusted gorgon juice into the pot, stirring while pouring the gorgon juice, so as not to paste the pot. Then boil the soup and serve.

Osmanthus Red Date Rice Wine Soup recipe

10. Finished picture

Osmanthus Red Date Rice Wine Soup recipe

Tips:

The key point: When dipping the soup, you must grasp the viscosity of the soup, the medium is the best! So when you pour in the soup, you should slowly pour it in. Stirring while pouring depends on the consistency of the soup.

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