
Health benefits
Pork liver: strengthens the spleen and replenishes qi
Sausage: enhances immunity, maintains healthy skin and mucous membranes
Cinnamon: warms Chinese
Ingredients
Beef tendon ( 500g ) | Pork liver ( 500 grams ) |
Duck gizzard ( 300g ) | Sausage ( Two sections ) |
Peanuts ( 300 grams ) | Ginger ( piece ) |
Dried chili pepper ( 10 pieces ) | Green onions ( a section ) |
| Nutmeg ( 3 pcs ) | Dried Sichuan peppercorns ( A small handful ) |
Grass fruit ( 3 pieces ) | Cumin ( a small handful ) |
Lilac ( One gram ) | Cinnamon ( a section ) |
Anise ( two ) | Fragrant leaves ( four slice ) |
Cooking wine ( appropriate amount ) | Dark soy sauce ( Moderate amount ) |
Rock sugar ( 10 grams ) | Salt ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make cold vegetable platter

1. Prepare raw materials.

2. Cut the green onion into sections, cut the ginger into slices, and crack the nutmeg and grass nuts.

3. Add enough water to the pot, add ginger, dried chili peppers, green onions, Sichuan peppercorns, and grass fruits , nutmeg, cloves, cumin, cinnamon, bay leaves, star anise, rock sugar and boil over high heat, then add cooking wine, dark soy sauce, and salt.

4. Cut the beef into large pieces and cook over medium heat for about 40 minutes.

5. Add duck gizzards and pork liver and cook for about 20 minutes.Turn off the heat and let the ingredients soak in the soup for half a day.

6. Steam the sausage.

7. Fried peanuts.Clean the peanuts, put them in a cold pan with cold oil, fry until the peanuts explode, then use the residual heat to fry the peanuts until fragrant.They will become crispy when cooled.Sprinkle a little salt before taking them out of the pan.

8. Sausage, sauced duck gizzards, sauced pork liver, and sauced beef, all cut into pieces Cut into thin slices and put them around the plate, and put peanuts in the middle.
Tips
When you sauce the meat, you need to remove the floating residue in the pot.
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