Nanru tangerine peel duck
Duck legs 4 pieces | Nanru 2 blocks |
Tangerine peel 2 blocks | Soybean paste 10g |
Scallions 1 handful | Green onions Half less root |
Ginger 1 block | Garlic 5 petals |
Oyster sauce 1 pump | Light soy sauce 2 scoops |
sugar About 8 grams | Salt 3 grams |
Cooking wine 2 scoops | Nan Milk 1 scoop |
Step 1
Prepare onion slices, ginger slices and garlic. Set asideStep 2
Wash the green onions, remove the roots and cut into sectionsStep 3
Take an empty bowl and add salt, sugar, oyster sauce, light soy sauce, southern milk, southern milk, soybean paste, stir well and set aside.Step 4
Wash and chop the duck legs into pieces to control the water and set aside.Step 5
Heat oil in a pan, add duck cubes and stir-fryStep 6
After removing the water and greaseStep 7
Add cooking wine to remove the smellStep 8
Add onion, ginger and garlic, pour into the pot and continue to stir-fryStep 9
Add prepared sauceStep 10
Stir fry and colorStep 11
Add hot water to cover the duck pieces, then add tangerine peelStep 12
Bring to a boil over high heat, then turn to low heat and simmer for an hour. When 1/3 of the soup is left, turn to high heat to reduce the juice.Step 13
When the soup thickens, add green onions, stir-fry evenly, and serveStep 14
The last picture of the finished product is the Nanru Chenpi Duck. Thanks for watching! Cooking Tips for Nanru Chenpi Duck1. What I use here is duck legs. If you don’t like it, you can replace the duck legs with half a piece of duck, or a whole duck.
2. If you don’t have Nanru Baozi at home, you can replace it with fermented bean curd.
3. The tangerine peel must be soaked in advance, and then use a knife to scrape off the white part on the surface, so that the duck will not be bitter.