Braised lamb trotters with ginkgo
Sheep's hooves 1 catty | Ginkgo 80g |
Table salt 5 grams | MSG A little |
Onions A little | Cinnamon, Thousand Miles, A little |
Tangerine peel, aniseed A little |
Step 1
Cut the sheep's trotters into small pieces.Step 2
Boil the ginkgo first and then fry it in a dry pan until each one is open. Once cool, peel off the shell.Step 3
Put the sheep's trotters in a pot under cold water, add a little cooking wine and blanch the ginger slices.Step 4
Rinse Momo clean with running water. Use a plucking clip to pull out the fine hairs on the sheep's hooves.Step 5
Peel off the shells when cool.Step 6
Stir-fry the sheep's trotters in the oil until slightly brown and add a little seasoning.Step 7
Add appropriate amount of boiling water into the pot.Step 8
Add the soaked mushrooms and stew together, add a little tangerine peel and a spoonful of salt (the tangerine peel can remove the mutton smell)Step 9
Turn up the heat and simmer slowly. Bring to a boil over high heat and then simmer over medium to low heat.Step 10
When the lamb's trotters are cooked through and the soup is thick, it's almost ready to be cooked.Step 11
Just sprinkle some chopped green onion and MSG before serving.Step 12
Sheep's trotters are full of collagen, so you should drink more of them. Cooking tips for braised lamb trotters with ginkgo