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White Radish and Lamb Bone Soup

White Radish and Lamb Bone Soup

A warming lamb bone soup pressure-cooked with daikon, ginger slices and crushed white peppercorns for a clean, gently spicy broth.

Instructions

  1. 1
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    Blanch the lamb bones to remove the blood.

  2. 2
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    Clean thoroughly, drain, and set aside.

  3. 3
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    Prepared ingredients: ginger sliced, white peppercorns crushed with a knife.

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    Prepare a white radish, peel it, and cut it into large chunks.

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    Place the lamb bones into the pressure cooker, add the ingredients, drip a few drops of cooking wine, and then add an appropriate amount of water (add enough at once, do not add more halfway through).

  6. 6
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    Cover it, press the soup button, 30 minutes.

  7. 7
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    The soup from the pressure cooker is always clear, mainly just boiled to soften the bones.

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    Pour the soup from the pressure cooker, including the bones and water, into the clay pot and simmer over low heat for 40 minutes.

  9. 9
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    They all smell good when opened.

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    Add the radish pieces and simmer over medium-low heat for 15 minutes.

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    Add a few goji berries when it's almost done cooking, add salt and chicken bouillon, adjust the seasoning, and it's ready.

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    Put some chopped green onions and cilantro in the soup bowl, then pour in the simmered lamb bone broth; the rich aroma wafts directly to the nose.

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Ingredients

Main Ingredients

  • Lamb bone
    600 g
  • white radish
    1 piece
  • white peppercorns
    a little
  • Goji berries
    a few pieces
  • Ginger
    a little
  • Chicken powder
    to taste

Auxiliary Ingredients

  • Coriander
    a little
  • Scallion
    to taste

Seasonings

  • Bay leaf
    a little
  • Star anise
    to taste
  • Salt
    to taste
  • cooking wine
    to taste