
Health benefits
Fungus: delay aging, antioxidant, anti-cancer and prevent cancer
Vermicelli: nourish blood, low protein
Ingredients
Auricularia fungus ( 12 pieces ) | Sauerkraut ( 70g ) |
Fans ( 1 piece ) | Laoya ( 500g ) |
Ginger ( 1 piece ) | Vegetable oil ( 10g ) |
Ginger and Scallion Cooking Wine ( 2g ) | Salt ( 8 grams ) |
Water ( Two-thirds of the iron pot ) |
How to make duck soup with fungus, sauerkraut and vermicelli

1.Picture of the finished product of duck soup with fungus, sauerkraut and vermicelli

2. Prepare the ingredients :Old duck, fungus, pickled cabbage, vermicelli, ginger

3.Soak the fungus in advance Soak in water for two hours

4.Clean the old duck with clean water

5.Add 2 grams of ginger and scallion cooking wine

6.Peel and cut the ginger into slices

7.Heat the pan and pour 10 grams of vegetable oil

8. When the oil is cooked until half-cooked, add the ginger slices

9.Then add the sauerkraut and sauté until fragrant

10.Saute After the ginger and sauerkraut, add the old duck and stir-fry together

11. Stir-fry When the old duck is mature, pour 2/3 of the water into the iron pot

12.After the water boils, cover the pot, reduce the heat to low, and cook for 1 hour

13.While cooking the sauerkraut and duck soup, blanch the vermicelli in boiling water until soft

14.Cut the vermicelli in half to avoid being too long

15. Clean the soaked fungus and tear it into pieces

16.1 hour later Add the fungus

17. After 10 minutes, add 8 grams of salt (a spoonful of 4 grams , two spoons in total)

18. Then add the vermicelli and cook for two minutes.Turn off the heat

19.Place it in a bowl and let it dry.Edible

20. Fungus, sauerkraut and vermicelli duck soup is ready
Tips
1.Lao Ya Adding ginger and scallion cooking wine can remove the fishy smell
2.Stir-fry the old duck to make the taste more delicious
3.Add the vermicelli two minutes before starting the pot to avoid the vermicelli being too soft and affecting the taste/> p>
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