Braised Muscovy Duck with Winter Mushrooms and Cloud Ears

Braised Muscovy Duck with Winter Mushrooms and Cloud Ears

Ducks are more popular than chickens in my family. Little MM likes to eat the braised muscovy duck made by grandma with mushrooms and cloud ears. It is quite delicious when braised with the whole duck. However, now the family eats by themselves, but one duck can't finish it, and more than a pound is still enough. Braised muscovy duck with winter mushrooms and cloud ears. The unique aroma of winter mushrooms and the texture of duck meat make it a very fragrant and delicious dish.
glutinous rice chicken

glutinous rice chicken

Glutinous rice chicken is a kind of Cantonese dim sum. It is said that glutinous rice chicken originated from the night market in Guangzhou before liberation. It was originally steamed under a bowl, but later it was sold by hawkers for convenience, and was wrapped in lotus leaves. Ancient glutinous rice chicken was refined with glutinous rice, scallops, dried shrimp grains, or boneless chicken wings as fillings. Traditional glutinous rice chicken has a large portion, three to four meters long. Eating one glutinous rice chicken is almost half a meal. Therefore, Guangdong restaurants since the 1980s have launched "guinea fowl" with the same materials and half the size, which is very popular among customers. <br />Another snack similar to glutinous rice chicken is lotus leaf rice. The two are similar in appearance, but lotus leaf rice is made of sticky rice, while glutinous rice chicken is made of glutinous rice.
steamed dumpling

steamed dumpling

Shaomai, also known as Shaomai, Xiaomi, Shaomai, Shaomei, Shaomei, and Guipengtou, describes the shape of a fluffy bundle folded into a flower at the top. It is a kind of pasta snack that is steamed with hot noodles as the skin and wrapped in stuffing. It is shaped like a pomegranate, white and crystal clear, with many fillings and thin skins, and has a delicious fragrance. Born and raised in China, he has a long history. In Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Guangdong, and Guangxi, people call it Shaomai, while in Beijing and other places they call it Shaomai. It is fragrant and delicious. It has the advantages of Xiaolongbao and pot stickers. It is often used as a banquet delicacy among the people.