Farmhouse steamed chicken
By KirkStracke
I miss the chicken steamed by my mother myself, but the taste of my steaming is always insufficient!
Recipe Recommendations
- chicken half a
- winter mushroom two or two
- red dates five
- fans appropriate amount
- garlic appropriate amount
- fresh ginger three pieces
- tangerine peel appropriate amount
Steps for Farmhouse steamed chicken

1
Basic material drawing
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When choosing chicken, it is best to choose local chicken, with yellow skin and bright red blood.
3
First soak the mushrooms, needle vegetables, and red dates in water.
4
Soak the vermicelli in water.
5
Cut the chicken, place the chicken on a seasoning plate, and add 2 tablespoons of salt.
6
Stir to dissolve. Cover it for use. (Steaming chicken requires seasoning once, that is, enough salt must be added at one time when mixing. There is no need to add seasoning after steaming.)
7
Pick up the mushrooms, prickly vegetables, and red dates, and place the mushrooms on the bottom of the plate first, leaving some space for juice.
8
Spread the needle vegetables on the mushroom surface and add some water. The water level should be enough to soak half of the mushroom. (Because the needle absorbs water, it doesn't matter if the water is too much.)
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Spread the chicken on the needle vegetables, twist the red dates and place them on top.
10
Spread the fans.
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Cut three slices of fresh ginger and pat a garlic.
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Sprinkle fresh ginger, garlic, and (tear a corner of tangerine peel) on top.
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Put on a steamer and steam for twenty minutes.
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Take out the steamed chicken.
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Turn it over, turn the vermicelli underneath, and dip it in the chicken sauce.16
Try the flavor, and if it's not enough, add some light soy sauce!