
Liver Nourishing and Protecting (Old-Fire Chicken Bone Grass Soup) Exclusive
A traditional Cantonese liver-cleansing old-fire soup of tied chicken-bone grass herbs simmered long with pork bones, lean meat, and pork intestine for a deep, herbal sweetness.
Instructions
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The ingredients are ready.
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Soak chicken bone herb in clean water (because it may have dirt, soaking makes it easier to wash)
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After cleaning the pork bones, lean meat, and vermicelli sausage, put them into a pot for blanching (for the vermicelli sausage, rinse it with boiling water in a colander and then rub it with salt).
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Rinse clean with clear water.
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Wash the chicken bone grass and tie it up.
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Wash and cut well.
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Put all the ingredients into a pot and add an appropriate amount of water.
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Cover with the lid and bring to a boil over high heat.
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After the soup starts boiling, skim off the foam. Cover with a lid and simmer on high heat for 20 minutes, then cook on low heat for about an hour.
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After an hour and a half, the soup is ready; add an appropriate amount of salt to season.
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After plating, use scissors to cut the rice noodles sausages.
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Finished product. Health preservation and liver care is just this simple.
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Show more finished product pictures. The soup is very tasty, want a bowl?
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Ingredients
Main Ingredients
- Chicken bone grass1 bunch
- Pork bone400 g
- Lean meat200 g
- Pig blood sausage150 g
- Carrot2 piece
- Corn1 stick
- candied jujube2 piece