Stewed Chicken with Corn Mushrooms
1.
Soak the chicken in clean water, change the water several times, soak the mushrooms in advance, and defrost the corn (frozen in the refrigerator, preferably fresh).
2.
Cut the corn into inch pieces (as shown in the picture).
3.
Add bottom oil to the pot. When the oil temperature is 60% hot, put the blood-controlled chicken in the pot and stir fry for a while until the oil becomes yellow.
4.
When the temperature in the pot is high, stir fry with cooking wine to remove the smell, then add green onions and soy sauce and stir fry.
5.
Warm hot water (if you don't add cold water, the chicken will shrink suddenly, which will affect the taste). I add a lot. Stupid chickens don't like to be cooked. If you use meat chicken, you don't need to add so much water. Bring to a boil and simmer slowly.
6.
When the chicken stew is mature, add corn and mushrooms, add appropriate amount of salt and five-spice powder, and continue to simmer on a low heat in a covered pot.
7.
When it's cooked, collect the juice over high heat, save some soup for deliciousness, turn off the heat and add chicken essence.
Tips:
The water should be warmed, and add enough at one time. Half a rooster (you can use hens or chicken legs instead), 2 sticks of corn sticks (frozen cooked), 30 grams of red mushrooms (other mushrooms can be substituted)