Stewed Potatoes with Chicken Drumsticks

by Shatang Home

4.9 (1)
Favorite
1

Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h

Serving

1

The three meals a day of Northeastern people basically cannot do without stew. This chicken leg stewed potato is also a very homely dish. Although it is a very ordinary home-cooked dish, if you want to make delicious, the pot is exquisite. The best choice for stew is an iron pan. The dishes stewed in an iron pan are very fragrant. The pan I use is a cast iron pan made by Skeppshult. The wood looks very tasteful. The point is that there is no coating, so the family can rest assured.

Stewed Potatoes with Chicken Drumsticks

1. Prepare the materials

2. Cut the chicken drumsticks into pieces, blanch them, and then dry them for later use. Cut potatoes and carrots into pieces, slice green onion and ginger for later use.

3. Put sugar and vegetable oil in the pot. Don't stir it on medium heat, otherwise the sand will return.

4. When the mash is turned yellowish-brown, put the chicken immediately. Don't get through it, or you will get confused in an instant.

5. Stir the chicken in the pan.

6. Add green onion, ginger, star anise, pour in some light soy sauce, and continue to stir fry a few times

7. Add hot water (or lukewarm water) to the pot, and then add potato and carrot cubes.

8. Cover and simmer over high heat.

9. Bring to a boil and simmer for a while, add some salt. Stir evenly.

10. After collecting the juice, turn off the heat, add a little MSG and stir evenly.

Tips:

Be sure to look at the pot when you boil the sugar color, don't boil it.

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