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Exclusive Stir-fried Black Fungus and Water Bamboo with Pipa Chicken Drumsticks

Exclusive Stir-fried Black Fungus and Water Bamboo with Pipa Chicken Drumsticks

Poached chicken drumstick meat is shredded and stir-fried with black fungus and sliced water bamboo in a light soy glaze, a gentle dish where crunchy stems, slippery mushrooms, and tender poultry come together without a hint of heaviness.

Instructions

  1. 1
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    Ingredients: Black fungus (soaked and cleaned in advance), wild rice shoots, chicken drumsticks (cleaned), ginger slices.

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    Peel the shells off the water bamboo, rinse it clean, and then take it out.

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    Place it on the cutting board and slice it.

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    Put the chicken drumsticks and slices of ginger into a pot of clear water, and add an appropriate amount of cooking wine.

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    Bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce to medium-low heat and cook for 15 to 20 minutes, turn off the heat, and remove.

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    Let it cool.

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    Remove the skin from the cooled chicken drumsticks and shred the meat.

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    Next, add the sliced water bamboo shoots and black fungus to a pot of boiling water, blanch for 2 minutes, and then remove them.

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    Heat oil in a pan, add the chicken Pipa leg meat along with the blanched water bamboo shoots and black fungus, and stir-fry.

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    Then, add an appropriate amount of soy sauce.

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    Add an appropriate amount of salt.

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    Season and stir-fry evenly to finish.

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Ingredients

Main Ingredients

  • Black fungus
    10 g
  • Water bamboo
    2 plants
  • Chicken Pipa Leg
    3 pieces

Auxiliary Ingredients

  • Ginger slices
    to taste

Seasonings

  • cooking wine
    to taste
  • Soy sauce
    to taste
  • Salt
    to taste