Yongchun White Duck Soup
1.
White ducks (the best domestically raised in rural areas) are slaughtered, cleaned up, cut small pieces and put in pots for later use
2.
Heat the wok, add white duck, ginger, and salt, stir fry until the water comes out, cover the lid and boil the water (there will be some white duck oil at the bottom of the wok)
3.
The white duck meat after boiling dry, looks very tempting to the taste
4.
Add enough water to the soup pot, bring to a boil, then pour the duck in, add angelica, rehmannia, old paper, astragalus, cassia twig, and wolfberry (you can directly wrap it in gauze)
5.
Cover the lid and bring to a boil on high heat, then turn to a low heat and simmer for about one and a half hours (this picture shows a white duck raised by the house)
Tips:
Home-bred white ducks need to be simmered for a longer time. If they are bought on the market, they can only be simmered for 40 minutes after the water is boiled. If they are simmered for too long, the meat will be too rotten and affect the taste