
Health effects
Chestnut: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Carrot: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Star anise: regulate qi, relieve pain and dispel cold
Ingredients
Fresh chicken ( 500g ) | Chestnut ( 150g ) |
| Carrot ( half root ) | Ginger ( 1 Small pieces ) |
chives ( appropriate amount ) | Dark soy sauce ( 1 tablespoon ) |
Light soy sauce ( 1 tablespoon ) | Aged vinegar ( 1 tablespoon ) |
Star anise ( 1 ) | White pepper ( Adequate amount span> ) |
Cooking wine ( 1 tablespoon ) |
How to make chestnut and yellow braised chicken

1.Wash the chicken and chop it into pieces.You can ask the chicken stall owner to chop it up

2.Add half a spoon of salt and a small amount of white pepper, cooking wine, and marinate for about ten minutes

3. Prepare the side dishes.Peel them, wash them and use a knife.Cut the green onions into long sections and set aside p>

4.Heat the pan with cold oil, add the chicken pieces and stir-fry to remove the moisture until the skin is slightly yellow

5.Add appropriate amounts of star anise, ginger, soy sauce, and dark soy sauce (adjust according to personal preference), stir Stir-fry for a while, then add 1 tablespoon of mature vinegar along the edge of the pot

6.Add chestnuts first and continue to stir-fry Stir-fried

7. Add enough water to cover the chicken, cover the pot and boil over high heat for five minutes (The time is determined according to the conditions in the pot)

8.Open the lid, add the carrots, and continue to simmer

9. Collect the soup and add an appropriate amount of salt according to taste (the chicken has been marinated in advance, raw Dark soy sauce has a salty taste, so be sure to consider the amount of salt.) Remove from the pot, put on a plate, and sprinkle in scallions
Tips
It is easier to stew the chicken when it has grown in the same year.The chicken itself is very fresh.This dish is perfect for cooking.Never add umami ingredients such as chicken essence and MSG
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