Sauce Braised Duck Strips with Mixed Vegetables
1.
Remove the bones of the roast duck and cut it into wider strips for later use.
2.
Peel the eggplant and cut into strips.
3.
Wash the carrots and cut into strips.
4.
Wash the beans and break them into sections.
5.
Peel the potatoes and cut into strips for later use.
6.
Put the eggplant strips in the pot and stir.
7.
When the eggplant strips are simmered until the surface is discolored, the moisture loss will be dried out.
8.
Put the beans in a pot and stir fry.
9.
When the beans are stir-fried until they turn green, they can be served after they are half-cooked.
10.
Put the carrots in a pot and stir-fry until they are half cooked.
11.
Put the potato strips in the pot and stir.
12.
When the potato strips become softer, they can be served.
13.
Add a proper amount of oil to the pot, add the chopped green onion and ginger when the oil is 50% hot, and then pour the duck strips into the pot.
14.
Put the stir-fried vegetable strips into the pot.
15.
Stir fry quickly, then add a little salt
16.
Add 2 spoons of sweet noodle sauce.
17.
Add a small amount of water to cook, and when the soup is completely dried, it can be taken out of the pot and plated.
Tips:
Many kinds of vegetables have different degrees of maturity. According to their characteristics, they should be stir-fried to five maturity in advance, and then fired together to keep the taste of the dishes consistent.
I use mature duck meat with basic taste, so there is no need to marinate and stir-fry in the early stage. If raw duck meat is used, it should be marinated with seasoning to taste, and stir-fried until it changes color before adding vegetables.