Dried beer duck

By VicentaLakin

Dried beer duck
Beer ducks are a uniquely popular Han food and a very popular dish. It is said that it originated in the Qing Dynasty. There are many kinds of beer ducks. It's mainly duck, beer. The roasting of ducks with beer, both to remove the smell of ducks and to make them more fragrance, is not only fresh in the entrance but also fresh in a beer. Today, this dish has been enriched by drying and mucus

Recipe Recommendations

  • dried bamboo shoots 300g
  • green pepper two
  • dried fungus Several flowers
  • duck leg two
  • Jiang a
  • beer
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • rapeseed oil small amount
  • octagonal a
  • dried chili to which various
  • pepper a
  • cinnamon a
  • garlic to which various
  • scallion a
  • oyster sauce appropriate amount
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • rock sugar to which various
  • cooking wine appropriate amount
  • liquor small amount
  • spiced powder small amount

Steps for Dried beer duck

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    The salt is dried out of the surface, the water's squirted
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    I forgot to take pictures of the first two days
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    Two duck legs. Clean the spare
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    A flat piece of duck's leg
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    You're gonna take a pot of water, you're gonna open it up to ducks, you're gonna roll it, you're gonna pour it in, you're gonna mix it up
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    Water from the overwatered duck block washes off the blood residue
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    Add onions, ginger chips, wine, a little raw, a spoonful of pelican oil, a little five chords, an hour's salt
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    Pickled ducks are prepared for other side dishes, peeling, washing, cutting thin sheets. It's too young to eat
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    Cream peppers, go to Twirl, clean up the pieces
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    Scratch on the white side, scratch on the ginger, screech on the garlic
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    A pepper, a guacamole, a pepper, a fragrance, a few slices of pepper, and a few slices of pepper
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    Hot pots of cold oil. Less oil
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    When the ducks are oiled, they'll add onions of ginger and garlic
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    I'll add the chili chili chili chili cinnamon
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    A little white wine, a little fried. I always thought that duck had a deep-rooted gas
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    Smokin' right in
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    Join the old and a little platinum oil
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    Pour a beer. I used two
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    Burning in flames and adding a few ice sugars
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    Put duck with soup in the soup pan
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    I'll make it for 25 minutes
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    It's a nice dry cut
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    ♪ A dry wood with a hairy hair ♪
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    The duck stew will be boiled in 25 minutes
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    15 minutes after the stew and 5 minutes after the wood
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    Join the pepper block
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    Go to the frying pan, and the fire will boil the juice
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    Done
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    This dish, the spicy scent, the duck is salty, tastes good, compared to normal practices, and today it has been added to dry green peppers and wooden ears to make them more nutritious, while dry wood has absorbed gravy, which is more delicious
  • Dried beer duck Make Tips

    Suitable Population for Duck Meat: Generally suitable for all populations, especially those with internal heat or excessive body heat. It is particularly beneficial for people with low fever, physical weakness, loss of appetite, dry stools, and edema. It is also suitable for those with malnutrition, physical weakness after illness or postpartum, night sweats, spermatorrhea, women with scanty menstruation, and those with a dry mouth and throat. It is further suitable for cancer patients (especially after radiotherapy and chemotherapy), as well as those with diabetes, liver cirrhosis with ascites, tuberculosis, and edema from chronic nephritis. Unsuitable Population: People with a naturally cold constitution, loss of appetite caused by catching cold, cold stomach pain, watery diarrhea, back pain, cold dysmenorrhea, obesity, arteriosclerosis, and chronic enteritis should eat less. Patients with a cold should not eat it. Food Incompatibility: Duck meat should not be eaten together with rabbit meat, bayberries, walnuts, soft-shelled turtles, wood ear mushrooms, and buckwheat. Precautions for Eating Bamboo Shoots: 1. Bamboo shoots contain insoluble oxalic acid, which easily combines with calcium to form calcium oxalate. Calcium oxalate is very detrimental to the urinary system and patients with kidney stones. Therefore, people with urinary tract stones and kidney stones should not eat too much. 2. Bamboo shoots are sweet and cold in nature and contain relatively high crude fiber. Patients with severe gastric and duodenal ulcers, gastric bleeding, liver cirrhosis, esophageal varices, and chronic enteritis should avoid cold and hard-to-digest foods, so they should not eat bamboo shoots to avoid aggravating their condition. 3. Bamboo shoots are cold and astringent in nature. Those with weak spleen and stomach, women postpartum, and people who suffer from asthma triggered or relapsed by eating bamboo shoots should not eat them. In addition, bamboo shoots can promote the development of skin sores and toxins, so patients with boils or abscesses should also avoid eating them.