Stewed Lamb and Scorpions
Sheep and Scorpion 2000g | Dry red chili pepper 3 |
Light soy sauce 2 tablespoons | Old soy sauce 2 tablespoons |
Salt 1 tablespoon | Rock Sugar 4 blocks |
Onions, ginger and garlic Appropriate amount | Beer 1Listen |
Zanthoxylum bungeanum 15 capsules | Star anise 3 |
Caoguo 1 | Cardamom 1 |
Cinnamon A small slice | Cumin 1 tablespoon |
Vinegar 1 soupspoon | Pixian Doubanjiang 2 tablespoons |
Step 1
Let the butcher shop owner chop the sheep and scorpions directly into large pieces. It is best for the butcher shop owner to complete this task in advance, otherwise it will not be easy to chop it into pieces at home.Step 2
Soak the washed sheep and scorpions in water to remove the blood. I soaked this for about 3 hours.Step 3
It doesn't matter if you don't soak it for too long. If you put the sheep and scorpions in cold water, boil them over high heat and they will spit out blood foam.Step 4
Wash away the scum. Let dry and set aside.Step 5
Put oil in the pot, stir-fry the peppercorns and green onions over low heat.Step 6
Eat the battered onions and peppercorns, leave the base oil, and stir-fry the Pixian bean paste over low heat until the red oil comes out.Step 7
Add the prepared ginger, garlic, cumin, star anise, cinnamon, bay leaves, cardamom, and strawberries, and add rock sugar and dried chili peppers.Step 8
Add appropriate amount of boiling water.Step 9
Put in the sheep and scorpions. At this time, the water cannot cover the sheep and scorpions.Step 10
At this time, add beer and let the water cover the sheep and scorpions.Step 11
Add fresh scallions, light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, salt, and old vinegar to color and season.Step 12
After it boils, add two fresh green onions. Then turn to low heat and cover.Step 13
After simmering for an hour, open the lid and take out the cooked onion and ginger. Then continue simmering for two hours.Step 14
Ready to eat. Cooking tips for stewed lamb and scorpionSoaking in cold water can remove the blood from the mutton without damaging the texture of the mutton itself. You can soak it for a longer time if possible. If you are not in a hurry to eat the freshly made sheep and scorpions, you can soak them in the soup for a longer time to make them taste better.