Peanut and Chicken Feet Soup with Red Dates
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Prepare the required ingredients
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Wash the peanuts and soak them in water for more than half an hour
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Wash the red dates and soak in water for a while
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Cut ginger into slices and set aside
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Remove the dry clothes remaining on the chicken feet and cut off the nails of the chicken feet
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Wash and chop into small pieces
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Put the washed chicken feet in a pot of cold water and bring to a boil
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After the water is boiled, use a spoon to skim off the scum
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Continue to blanch the water for two or three minutes, then turn off the heat and remove the chicken feet
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Take a soup pot and put the blanched chicken feet into the pot
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Pour the soaked peanuts into the pot together with the peanut soaking water
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Add ginger slices
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Then add an appropriate amount of water
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Control the amount of water by yourself, don’t get too much, just use the amount of water for normal soup
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Cover the pot, turn to low heat and simmer for 45 minutes
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Open the lid, add the red dates, continue to boil for about 1 hour until the peanuts are cooked and soft
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Add appropriate amount of salt to taste, continue to cook for 5 minutes to turn off the heat
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Add 1 teaspoon of Gelinor Organic Flaxseed Oil before serving to add color and freshness
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Just serve it in a bowl
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The chicken feet and peanuts that have been boiled for nearly two hours are already very ripe. I just love the texture and taste! The soup is really fresh! ! !
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Here are some finished pictures
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Girls can drink often, there are so many benefits, hahaha~
Tips:
1. Before boiling the chicken feet in the pot, blanch the chicken feet under cold water to remove the blood in the chicken feet;
2. I forgot to put the cooking wine when boiling the soup, and found that there is no fishy smell, and the taste is also very delicious. You can add 1 tablespoon of cooking wine to improve the freshness when you cook it;
3. Because linseed oil is a low-temperature cooking oil, it has a low smoke point and a high temperature, so the nutrition is less than half. Therefore, when it is used in soup or stir-frying, it needs to be put before the final pot, which can minimize the nutrition. Churn
4. Add linseed oil to the boiled soup to increase the color and freshness, making it healthier and more delicious.