
Health benefits
Duck leg: replenishes qi
Konjac: maintains healthy skin and mucous membranes
Star anise: regulates qi, relieves pain, and dispels cold
Ingredients
Duck legs ( 2 pcs ) | Konjac ( 500g ) |
Star anise ( 1 ) | Panthoxylum bungeanum ( 10 grams ) |
Old ginger ( 1 piece ) | Pickled ginger ( 1 piece ) |
Pickled peppers ( 3 pieces ) | Garlic ( 3 pieces ) |
Doubanjiang ( 1 spoon ) | Salt ( 1 small Spoon ) |
Light soy sauce ( 20g ) | Cooking wine (baijiu) ( 20ml ) |
Beer ( 500ml ) |
How to cook duck legs with konjac

1.Wash the konjac and slice it (chopstick thickness), blanch it in boiling water for five minutes, take it out and put it in cold water and set aside;
Wash the duck legs Then chop into small pieces, add cooking wine (white wine), sliced ginger, and marinate with salt for 30 minutes;
chop the pickled ginger and pepper into shreds, and cut the garlic into small pieces for later use
2. Heat the oil in the pan, wait until it starts to smoke, turn to low heat, pour in the marinated duck legs and stir-fry

3.Continue to stir-fry to prevent sticking to the pan and boil out the water and fat from the duck leg p>

4. When the duck leg meat begins to turn brown and there is no moisture, remove it and set aside, stir-fry Leave the remaining oil in the pot for later use

5.Put the prepared pickled ginger, Add pickled peppers, bean paste, Sichuan peppercorns, garlic cubes, and star anise to a pot with oil and stir-fry until fragrant

6.After the ingredients are stir-fried, add the stir-fried duck legs and continue to stir-fry for a minute or two to let the aroma penetrate into the meat

7.Then add the blanched konjac, continue to stir-fry evenly, then add light soy sauce and salt, stir-fry evenly

8.Adjust the flavor and pour in 500ml of beer, cover the pot and simmer for about 10 minutes

9.After the water is dried, it can be eaten out of the pot
Tips
If you don’t have pickled pepper and ginger at home, you can use old ginger instead, but bean paste is indispensable., this is one of the souls of Sichuan cuisine; it is not recommended to use dark soy sauce, otherwise the color of the dishes will be too dark; I personally like to season before stewing
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