Yam and Old Pigeon Soup
1.
Prepare raw materials;
2.
Put an appropriate amount of water in the casserole, put the crushed ginger in first, and turn on the fire;
3.
Peel the yam and cut into pieces, soak in water to prevent oxidation, peel and cut carrots, and slice ginger;
4.
In the same pot, blanch the cleaned pigeons to remove the blood;
5.
At this time, the water in the casserole was also boiled, and the pigeon was moved into the casserole;
6.
Add carrots and yam;
7.
Turn the high fire to the minimum fire for 2 hours;
8.
Add salt to taste before drinking.
Tips:
1. Put the yam into water as soon as possible after peeling, to prevent oxidation and blackening;
2. Raw yams have certain toxins, so it is best not to eat them raw;
3. You can use two pots, one is used to boil water to blanch the blood of the pigeons, and the other is to boil the water with ginger slices on a small fire. After the pigeons are blanched, the water in this pot will almost boil, which can save time.