Sliced Lamb Dipped in Angelica Soup
1.
Wash lamb bones with cold water and put them in a pot
2.
Cook until the scum floats and skim off the scum
3.
In order to make the soup purer, remove the lamb bones to rinse off the remaining foam, and filter the soup with a mesh sieve.
4.
The filtered soup is very clear, then put the lamb bones in
5.
Prepare the boiled meat ingredients. Do not put other boiled meat ingredients in this soup, and use angelica as the main ingredient to increase the nourishing properties of the soup. You can put a few prickly ash, or leave it alone.
6.
Put the boiled meat into the bone broth
7.
Slowly cook for 3 hours after the high fire is boiled
8.
The mutton is soft frozen by myself putting fresh mutton in the refrigerator. I set the soft freezing temperature of my refrigerator to minus 7 degrees, so that the frozen meat can be easily cut into thin slices. Cut the mutton slices as thinly as possible. , The thickness should not exceed 2 mm, I basically cut a little more than 1 mm. Note that the knife should be sharp enough
9.
If the mutton slices are cut thin enough, they will be rolled up naturally, and the thin slices of mutton will be soaked and tender.
10.
Season with pepper and salt in a casserole
11.
Add the cooked lamb bone soup
12.
Put all the baby cabbage in four petals
13.
Cook over medium heat until baby vegetables are cooked
14.
Add lamb slices
15.
Press down a little to turn off the heat
16.
Leave the lid to soak for about 5 minutes
17.
Soaked lamb, the maturity is just right, it tastes very tender
18.
Sprinkle with chopped chives when serving, and add a little chili oil if you like. You can enjoy the delicious soup with lamb slices.
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You can also cook some noodles and put them in. It tastes great.
Tips:
Lamb bone soup must be simmered slowly to make the soup more fragrant.