[zhejiang Cuisine]: Beggar Chicken
1.
Slice the winter bamboo shoots, soak the mushrooms and cut into pieces, wash and remove the shells and thread the shrimp; peel and dice the pork belly.
2.
Wash the boy chicken, cut off the nails and tail.
3.
Use light soy sauce, cooking wine, salt, oyster sauce, green onion and ginger slices, mix well and spread the inside and outside of the chicken.
4.
Shrimp, diced pork belly, bamboo shoots, star anise, cloves, and shiitake mushrooms, add light soy sauce and sugar to mix into fillings.
5.
Fill the chicken belly with the stuffing.
6.
Put the chicken in a fresh-keeping bag and marinate in the refrigerator freezer overnight.
7.
Put the fresh lotus leaves and liancao in a pot of boiling water for a little hot, remove and drain for later use.
8.
Add appropriate amount of water to loess mud to form a mass.
9.
Wrap the chicken body tightly with lard oil.
10.
Wrap the lotus leaf tightly with the lotus leaf, and then wrap it with a layer of baking paper.
11.
Wrap the reconciled yellow mud on the chicken, put it in the oven with greased paper on the baking tray, and bake for 1.5-2 hours at 180 degrees.
12.
When it's cooked, take out the mud, remove the lotus leaves, and drizzle with sesame oil.