Stewed rice with mutton
Introduction:
"It seems to me that the best season for eating mutton is autumn and winter. But recently I read the domestic news report that mutton is also popular in summer! According to the records: mutton is rich in nutrition, which is of great benefit to tuberculosis, tracheitis, asthma, anemia, postpartum deficiency of both qi and blood, abdominal cold pain, body deficiency and fear of cold, malnutrition, waist and knee soreness, impotence and premature ejaculation, and all deficiency and cold diseases; it has the functions of tonifying kidney and strengthening yang, tonifying deficiency and warming, and is suitable for men to eat frequently. Warming and tonifying spleen and stomach is used to treat nausea, emaciation and chills caused by deficiency cold of spleen and stomach. Note: it is not suitable for people with fever, toothache, sore mouth and tongue, cough, spitting and yellow phlegm; it is not suitable for people with liver disease, hypertension, acute enteritis or other infectious diseases and fever. I'm here in winter, so I choose mutton shoulder as one of the raw materials of casserole rice, and it's also matched with potatoes and onions, so that the taste of mutton can be better developed, and casserole rice tastes more delicious. "
Production steps:
Materials required:
Shoulder meat: 300g
Kistan rice: 2 Measuring Cups
Onion: 1
Potatoes: 1
Olive oil: right amount
Cumin: moderate
Soy sauce: moderate
Sugar: right amount
Raw powder: appropriate amount
matters needing attention:
Production difficulty: Advanced
Technology: pot
Production time: one hour
Taste: cumin
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