Yam Bone Soup
1.
After the pork bones are washed, put cold water into the pot and turn on the fire to remove blood stains
2.
The blanched pork bones are rinsed again, the carrots are cut into pieces, the ginger is sliced, and the dried squid is soaked in advance and cut into large pieces.
3.
After scraping the epidermis, yam cut into pieces for later use
4.
Except for the yam, put all the other ingredients in the soup pot
5.
Add enough water
6.
Cover the lid and boil on high heat, then turn to low heat for 1 hour
7.
Put the yam cubes in the pot and continue to boil for about 1 hour
8.
Add appropriate amount of salt to taste according to your own taste before eating
Tips:
1. Since yam mucilage contains plant alkaloids, you should wear gloves when peeling to prevent the mucus from directly contacting your hands, otherwise your hands will feel itchy
2. The yam is easily oxidized after peeling, which affects the appearance of the food. If the yam is soaked in salt water after peeling, oxidation can be avoided and the white luster can be maintained
3. Dried squid can be put or left, can be adjusted according to your own taste