Stewed Duck with Lotus Root in Casserole
1.
Cut the duck meat into pieces, boil water in a pot, add the duck pieces, add an appropriate amount of rice wine, and bring to a boil. After removing it, rinse with warm water and set aside.
2.
Peel the lotus root and cut into pieces with a hob. Generally, in stews, it is more appropriate to cut the ingredients into hob pieces. Multi-cut noodles are easier to absorb the soup, and it is easy to stew and taste.
3.
Prepare ginger onions and other spices and seasonings. If you are a novice cooking, it is also very good to mix the seasonings in a small bowl. This saves you from messing around when cooking and putting the wrong seasonings. Rice wine can be added when frying duck meat.
4.
Add oil to the pot, fry fragrant ginger onions and other seasonings.
5.
Then add the duck meat, stir-fry the rice wine evenly, add the prepared braised sauce, bean paste and stir-fry.
6.
Then add an appropriate amount of boiling water to boil, add to the casserole, add a little rock sugar, and simmer for 30 minutes on high heat.
7.
Add appropriate amount of salt, mix well, and simmer for 10 minutes. The time depends on the ingredients and taste. Finally, you can add some thin-skinned peppers to stew before being out of the pot. The red and green colors can be used to embellish the dishes or add flavor.
Tips:
The lotus root is delicious, and you should pay attention to the food when you choose it. The shape is full, there is no obvious trauma, the color is too white, black and smelly. Don't buy it. The lotus root with large vents is more juicy. The lotus root is thick and short, with sufficient maturity, and the taste is waxy, and the stewed soup is better.