Simmered Chicken Soup with Yam and Mushrooms
1.
Remove the head and tail of half a local chicken, rinse the inner cavity, cut into large pieces, pat the old ginger loosely, put them in a casserole together, pour in enough cold water at one time (without the chicken body)
2.
Bring to a boil on high heat first, skim the surface foam, then turn to simmer, cover and simmer for about 1 and a half hours, until the chicken can be easily pierced through with chopsticks
3.
Soak and wash the black fungus in advance; peel the yam and cut into hob pieces; cut pleurotus eryngii into hob pieces; wash and set aside the Xiuzhen mushroom (the yam is easy to change color after being cut, so just cut it before putting it in the pot)
4.
Add the prepared yam, mushrooms, fungus, and wolfberry to the casserole. After the high heat is boiled, turn to low heat and cover and continue to simmer for about half an hour. Just add the right amount of salt to taste before starting the pot.