Stewed Dragon Bone Lotus Root Soup

Stewed Dragon Bone Lotus Root Soup

by Miira

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

2

The pig's spine is called the keel. The meat is lean and fat, so it's the most beautiful to use for soup. Today’s one: Stewed Dragon Bone Lotus Root Soup, with simple ingredients, stewed in one pot, waiting to be delicious, homemade recipes for your reference. "

Ingredients

Stewed Dragon Bone Lotus Root Soup

1. The required ingredients are ready.

Stewed Dragon Bone Lotus Root Soup recipe

2. Keel cold water pot with cooking wine and ginger slices to blanch water.

Stewed Dragon Bone Lotus Root Soup recipe

3. Take out the controlled water, rinse well, and put it into the pressure cooker.

Stewed Dragon Bone Lotus Root Soup recipe

4. Peel the lotus root and cut it into pieces with a knife.

Stewed Dragon Bone Lotus Root Soup recipe

5. Add sliced ginger and green onion.

Stewed Dragon Bone Lotus Root Soup recipe

6. Add an appropriate amount of water, a little salt, heat and press for 30 minutes.

Stewed Dragon Bone Lotus Root Soup recipe

7. When the time was up, the pot was so delicious that it was crying, and the color of the lotus root was so beautiful.

Stewed Dragon Bone Lotus Root Soup recipe

8. Home-cooked delicacy, please taste it.

Stewed Dragon Bone Lotus Root Soup recipe

9. Finished picture.

Stewed Dragon Bone Lotus Root Soup recipe

10. Finished picture.

Stewed Dragon Bone Lotus Root Soup recipe

Tips:

With limited time today, you can only use a pressure cooker to press it. Time allows you can use a clay pot, and a crock pot is even better! Wish you be happy!

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