Salted Duck Liver
1.
Soak the duck liver in clean water for two hours, changing the water several times during the period.
2.
Then put it in a bowl of boiling water and blanch it for two minutes. Take it out and rinse off the floating powder on the duck liver with hot water.
3.
Prepare green onion ginger, pepper, star anise, cumin, bay leaves.
4.
Re-boil a pot of boiling water and put the condiments in
5.
Add some cooking wine
6.
Put the cleaned duck liver in the water after boiling
7.
Leave the lid open and cook for ten minutes to remove the fishy odor. During this time, the floating powder is skimmed. After ten minutes, the lid will leak a small gap and cook for 40 minutes.
8.
After forty minutes, add salt and cook for five minutes and turn off the heat
9.
After allowing it to cool, put it in a glass closed lunch box, pour it in with the soup, and then put the lid in the refrigerator overnight.
10.
Take it out and slice it the next day (I like to eat it with thick dipping sauce).
11.
Chop some garlic and put it on top, pour vinegar and start eating. (You can also make garlic juice and eat it separately)
Tips:
If you do not have enough saltiness, you can also add some light soy sauce to the garlic juice. The lid is not tightly closed throughout the whole process, which helps to remove the smell of liver.