Stewed Chinese yam with hawthorn and jujube
Introduction:
"A slightly sour and sweet stew, whether it's hot or cold, is very good. It's very appetizing with a little jujube and hawthorn."
Production steps:
Step 1: peel the yam.
Step 2: cut the jujube and cut the Hawthorn into pieces.
Step 3: yam cutting hob block.
Step 4: Boil the yam in the pot until transparent, and take it out for standby.
Step 5: start another pot, add appropriate amount of water and rock sugar.
Step 6: add the boiled yam.
Step 7: add dates and hawthorn.
Step 8: bring to a boil over high heat and simmer over low heat.
Step 9: until the soup is thick and the yam is ripe and soft, turn off the fire.
Step 10: heat slightly and add honey to taste.
Materials required:
Yam: right amount
Jujube: right amount
Hawthorn: moderate
Rock sugar: right amount
Honey: right amount
Note: Chinese yam can not be blanched, put forward before boiling for a while, and then put hawthorn and jujube.
Production difficulty: simple
Process: boiling
Production time: half an hour
Taste: sweet and sour
Stewed Chinese yam with hawthorn and jujube
"Fried lettuce with eggs" - fresh and refreshing, simple. - Ji Dan Chao Wo Sun Qing Qing Shuang Shuang Jian Jian Dan Dan
Steamed pork with bean flour - Hu Dou Fen Zheng Rou Ying Ji Cai
Try to make your own Xiamen snack - coconut cake - Chang Shi Zhe Zi Ji Zuo De Sha Men Xiao Chi Ye Zi Bing
Braised rice rolls with local chicken -- Xinjiang flavor - Tu Ji Men Hua Juan Xin Jiang Wei Dao
[Korean spicy radish] cold dishes can also be served as a banquet - Han Shi La Luo Bo Liang Cai Ye Ke Yi Yan Ke
Irresistible - ice cream cone (with ice cream ball digging technique) - Nan Yi Kang Ju Bing Ji Ling Cui Tong Fu Wa Bing Ji Ling Qiu Ji Qiao
Home style - fried eggs with onion - Jia Chang Yang Cong Chao Dan