Duck blood
Duck blood 300g per box | Soybean sprouts 200g |
Onion Two sticks | Ginger A short paragraph |
Garlic Half head | Fragrant leaves Two slices |
Star anise Two | Zanthoxylum bungeanum A handful |
Dried chili A handful | Salt a small spoonful |
sugar a small spoonful | Doubanjiang One tablespoon |
Light soy sauce a spoonful | Old soy sauce a small spoonful |
Yellow wine One tablespoon | Vinegar A few drops |
Edible oil 50ml | Cinnamon One stick |
Step 1
Dried chili peppers and other spices need to be soaked in water for two minutes in advance and then drained. Cut the chili peppers into small sections. Mince ginger and garlic. spare!Step 2
Fill a pot of water with half a pot of water, add the soybean sprouts after boiling, cook for two to three minutes, take them out and put them in the bottom of the bowl.Step 3
Boil the water in the pot again and add duck blood. You can cut the duck blood into cubes or slices according to your preference, but the slices will break easily if cooked for a long time. Cook for two minutes and remove.Step 4
Wipe out the water in the pot, heat it and add about 50ml of oil.Step 5
After heating, add spices and chilies and sauté until fragrant.Step 6
Add minced ginger and garlic, the aroma is fragrant.Step 7
Add a tablespoon of bean paste.Step 8
Stir-fry until red oil comes out. Add a large bowl of water.Step 9
Add dark soy sauceStep 10
light soy sauceStep 11
a little vinegarStep 12
A little bit of rice wine.Step 13
A small spoonful of salt and sugar. After boiling, add duck blood.Step 14
Cook for more than three minutes, and you can cook for an additional two or three minutes to enhance the flavor.Step 15
The state of cooked duck blood.Step 16
The duck blood is cooked out of the pot, and then the soup with bay leaves and cinnamon removed is added.Step 17
It's delicious, spicy and spicy! Cooking tips for duck bloodSichuan cuisine pays attention to fresh and spicy flavors. The spices in this dish are actually very random. As long as the amount of salt and sugar is controlled well, it cannot be too salty. The salt depends on the amount of light soy sauce and bean paste. It is recommended that novices can add it last When it comes out of the pan, taste it and add salt.