Bamboo mutton pot
Goat with skin One kilogram | Yuba 50-70g |
Carrot One stick | horse hoof 50g |
Onion 1/4 pieces | Ginger slices 4 tablets |
Star anise (optional) 1 | Fragrant leaves (optional) 2 tablets |
Seafood Sauce 30ml | Zhuhoujiang 30ml |
Oyster sauce 15ml | Light soy sauce 10ml |
Salt Appropriate amount |
Step 1
Boil the water in a pot with cold water, remove the scum after boiling, wash and drain the water.Step 2
Add the goat meat to the dry pan and stir-fry until the water dries up and starts to stick to the pan.Step 3
While blanching, start preparing the side dishes. Cut the carrots into hob cubes and shred the onions.Step 4
Heat the oil pan to 300 degrees Fahrenheit and 150 degrees Celsius, add the yuba and fry until it bubblesStep 5
Soak in warm water until soft and cut into sectionsStep 6
Heat oil in a pan, add ginger slices and star anise leaves and stir-fry until fragrantStep 7
Add Zhuhou sauce, hoisin sauce, and oyster sauceStep 8
Add onions and saute until fragrantStep 9
Add mutton and stir-fry evenly, add light soy sauce and Cantonese double steamed rice wineStep 10
Add hot water just enough to cover the meat. After it boils, put it in a casserole and start simmering it until the mutton is soft. I put it in a pressure cooker for 35 minutes.Step 11
When the mutton is soft, add carrots and water chestnuts, taste and add an appropriate amount of salt, and continue to stew in the casserole until the mutton is tender.Step 12
Add enoki mushrooms and fried yuba and cook for 5 minutes.Step 13
Not to mention the aroma that fills the house, the thick soup, and the boneless mutton. The delicious bamboo shoots and enoki mushrooms made me so full! Cooking tips for bamboo mutton pot