[shanghai] Sixi Roasted Bran
1.
Cut the dry roasted bran (about 750g in mine) into small pieces of appropriate size, blanch it in boiling water, cook for about 2-3 minutes, remove it, rinse and knead it repeatedly with running water, wash and squeeze out the water for use (to be boiled) After repeated kneading and washing like a sponge in running water, the weird smell of the bran can be removed)
2.
Pick up the frying pan and put about 15ml of oil. After heating, add the roasted bran and the black fungus, shiitake mushrooms and golden needles (dried black fungus, dried mushrooms, and dried golden needles will become larger after absorbing water, especially black fungus. So the amount doesn’t need to be large, just one handful is enough, as much as you like, you don’t need to be specific)
3.
Add about 40g of rock sugar, the taste is sweeter, add winter bamboo shoots slices (winter bamboo shoots are removed from the old roots in advance, need to be boiled and sliced, about 10 minutes, otherwise it will taste astringent)
4.
Pour in the right amount of water, the ingredients are almost gone, pour in 20ml light soy sauce, then add 5ml dark soy sauce to color, mix well, add two star anise and a slice of cinnamon
5.
Cover the lid and cook for another 10 minutes on high heat, then turn to medium heat and cook for another half an hour
6.
After cooking, harvest the juice on a high fire and sprinkle with chopped green onions (the situation of juice collection depends on personal preference, it is advisable to leave more soup)
Tips:
The taste of the roasted bran is sweet, Shanghai flavor. Regarding the ingredients and seasoning, Xiaogu feels that the amount of ingredients does not require specific requirements. You can more or less according to your own preferences. The seasoning and personal tastes are different. Some people like to eat sweet ones. Some people like to eat salty, it doesn’t need to be too precise, the recipe is just a reference.