
Health benefits
Soy sauce: nourish blood, protect teeth, protect bones
| Mallard ( small half ) | Dried shiitake mushrooms ( 50g ) |
Dried yuba ( 60g ) | Dried Enoki mushrooms ( 30g ) |
Kelp head ( 100 grams ) | Green chili pepper ( 3 ) |
| Dried red chili pepper ( 10 pcs ) | Garlic ( 1 head ) |
Ginger ( 20g ) | Green garlic leaves ( a little ) |
Soy sauce (appropriate amount) | Beer ( 600ml ) |
Salt ( appropriate amount ) | Cooking oil ( a little ) |
How to make beer duck hodgepodge

1. Wash the white striped duck (the white striped duck was given by the merchant when buying it, raw Billet, three and a half pounds)

2.Soak shiitake mushrooms, yuba, and enoki mushrooms in warm water p>

3.Take half a duck and chop it into large pieces

4.After cutting, blanch it in boiling water to remove the fishy smell

5.Prepare ginger slices, dried chilies, garlic, and green chili slices
6.Cut the kelp head into diamond-shaped slices, soak the yuba and cut it into 5 cm long

7.Heat oil in a pot, stir-fry chili, ginger and garlic

8. duck Put the meat into the pot and stir-fry until the oil is released

9. Stir-fry the duck meat until it is raw, Add soy sauce

10.Saute until the duck meat is colored

11. Add the soaked shiitake mushrooms, enoki mushrooms, yuba, and cut kelp to the pot.

12.Pour in the beer and bring to a boil

13.Change the casserole, cover it and simmer

14.Cut some green garlic leaves

15. Boil water in the pot until When it's almost done, add salt and green chili and simmer for a while

16.Turn off the heat and sprinkle with green garlic The leaves are ready

17.Finished Picture
Tips
If you are not afraid of trouble, you can cook the mushrooms for ten minutes in advance five minutes.I changed the casserole halfway, firstly to make the stew more fragrant, and secondly because the wok was not big enough.
Because a lot of oil will come out after the duck is fried, so the flow rate is very small.
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