Potato Carrot Bone Soup
1.
One meat bone, chopped into two pieces in the middle;
2.
Boil the water to remove impurities and remove it from the boiled water surface, so that the bones are very clean and there is no foam sticking on it. If there is foam on it, and you are very taboo, you can wash it with warm water, so that it will be boiled. The soup will be very clear;
3.
Put the meat and bones in a saucepan, pour some hot water, and add a few slices of fresh ginger, and "simmer the soup" for 2 hours;
4.
When the bones are almost boiled, scrape off the skins of potatoes and carrots and rinse them well;
5.
Cut the potatoes into hob pieces separately, do not cut the potatoes in advance to prevent the surface starch from oxidizing and blackening, which will affect the soup;
6.
Wash the chives and mince;
7.
Pour the potatoes and carrots into the bone soup. The soup at this time has been boiled very thick. When you boil it to your satisfaction, you can sprinkle salt and chives out of the pot so that it will not dissolve in the soup prematurely. It's not salty, so I eat more salt.
Tips:
1. If you want a thick soup, you can blanch the meat and bones without blanching, just leave the clouds and foam after boiling;
2. There is no need to put too many spices in the clear soup, ginger slices are enough, but the chives must be put in to enhance the color and fragrance;
3. There is not much attention to what pot to use. The white porcelain casserole is good for heat preservation, and potatoes are rich in starch, so the soup will not turn black after a long time of cooking.