Stewed Duck Soup with Water Chestnuts
1.
There are more mud on fresh water chestnuts, so it needs to be soaked for 5 minutes before cleaning
2.
Washed water chestnut, duck, pepper, ginger, ready
3.
Water chestnuts peeled and peeled
4.
Dice the duck, boil water, add ginger cooking wine to remove fishy
5.
Then remove it and put it in a casserole
6.
Water chestnut
7.
Add pepper ginger
8.
Finally add water to submerge the water chestnuts and ducks
9.
Cover the lid and bring to a boil and simmer on a medium-to-low fire
10.
About 1 hour, the soup has turned white and fragrant. If you feel that the oil is too much, you can scoop out the oil on the noodles and pour out some of it.
11.
Add some salt to the bowl or not to sprinkle it. The soup is very fragrant. The water chestnut is crispy and sweet.
Tips:
There is a lot of mud on the water chestnuts. Soak it in water for 5 minutes when you buy it. It will easily fall off after rubbing it with your hands. It will be very clean after scouring with an old toothbrush one by one. Before the duck is stewed, use water to remove the fishy taste and add some ginger cooking wine to make the duck meat more fragrant. Bring to a boil and simmer on a medium-to-small fire for about 1 hour.