Tuckahoe Bone Soup
1.
Cut the pork bones into large pieces, and weigh the other ingredients well
2.
Fill the casserole with an appropriate amount of water, and put the washed black eyebrow beans and barley in
3.
Then put in the rinsed soil Poria cocos
4.
The candied dates are added to give the soup a refreshing sweetness
5.
Wash the pig bones in blanching water and put them in the pot
6.
Cover the lid and turn on high heat. After the pot is turned on, turn to low heat and continue to cook for 2 hours
7.
When the soup has boiled for 100 minutes, add the sliced raw ground and continue to boil for 20 minutes.
8.
Before eating, you can add an appropriate amount of salt according to your own taste
Tips:
1. Meat blanching water is suitable for cold water pots, and vegetables are suitable for boiling water pots.
2. It is not advisable to put it in the raw land too early, otherwise the effect of clearing heat and cooling blood will be lost after a long time of boiling.
3. The bones must be blanched first and then the soup, so that the soup will be sweet and not chaotic.
4. Put a candied date to give the soup a sweet taste.
5. Salt can be put or left, and most Cantonese people don't put salt in the old hot soup like this.