This year, there is a bumper harvest of chestnuts and oil chestnuts in the north. There are many varieties and the prices are cheap. Raw fresh chestnuts are among the best in Beijing. The oil chestnuts produced in Huairou are of the best quality. Unfortunately, fresh oil chestnuts cannot be bought in the market, and it takes more than an hour to drive to the Huairou production area to purchase them. <br />Today, I bought some big fresh chestnuts in the supermarket. Although the chestnuts are not as good as oil chestnuts, they are big and taste good. The disadvantage is that they are not easy to peel! After I bought it home, I cooked it and peeled it for half an hour before I finished peeling it. First, I used my fingers to dig it until my nails hurt, and then I used a knife to scrape the peeling belt. Finally, I finished peeling it. Anyone who has a quick way to peel chestnuts may wish to give guidance. Thank you! <br />The color of cooked chestnuts is not good, and it seems that the chestnut meat is a little black, but it does not affect the taste and taste. The chestnut that is stir-fried or peeled raw is golden and beautiful, but the raw chestnut is really difficult to peel! Today, chestnut is used to make a dish called "Braised Chestnut Chicken". This dish belongs to a traditional Beijing-style dish. In the past, this dish was made only with sugar color and soy sauce to color. Today, I didn't use the sugar color and put some oyster sauce in it to taste more delicious. The practices are as follows;
Ingredients: bean paste,soy sauce,chicken essence,salt,frozen tofu,rape,lettuce leaves,chaotianjiao,onion,Flammulina velutipes,sanhuang chicken,cooking wine,onion,garlic,gluten,pepper oil,Crispy sausage,Sharp green pepper