
Health benefits
Chicken gizzards: strengthens the stomach and digestion, astringes semen and stops spermatorrhea
Soy sauce: enriches blood, protects teeth, and protects bones
Ingredients
Chicken gizzards ( 1 catty ) | Hangzhou pepper ( 3 roots ) |
Onion segments ( appropriate amount ) | Oil ( appropriate amount ) |
Soy sauce ( appropriate amount ) | Cooking wine ( a little ) |
Salt ( a little ) | Sugar ( a little ) |
Ginger ( appropriate amount ) |
How to stir-fry chicken gizzards

1.Change the knife and soak it.Buy chicken gizzards, cut them horizontally and vertically, don't cut them off, cut them into chrysanthemum shapes, then soak them in water for a few minutes to remove the blood.

2. Pickle and remove fishy smell.Control the water in the chicken gizzards, add a little salt, soy sauce, shredded ginger and cooking wine, and it will take about ten minutes.

3.Fry.Add the starch to the chicken gizzards and stir evenly.Put oil in the pot, bring to a boil over high heat and add the chicken gizzards (please keep children away from the stove to avoid burns).If the oil boils, fry it for about 1 minute.I put it in when it doesn't boil much.Yes, it took about 3 minutes to explode.PS: Finally, use a non-stick pan, so there won’t be too much on the bottom of the pan.

4. Prepare ingredients.Cut some ginger, pepper and green onion into sections and set aside.Put the peppercorns separately.

5. Stir fry.Heat another pan, add oil, heat 70%, add shredded green onion and ginger, stir-fry until fragrant, add a spoonful of bean paste, stir-fry until red oil comes out, then add chicken gizzards, stir-fry, add soy sauce, salt and sugar, and finally pour After adding some water starch, add the Hangzhou pepper and take it out of the pot.
Tips
Fry over high heat, adding more oil to prevent the bean paste from burning.If you have a strong taste, you can add more salt.It would be better to add some cumin powder.
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