Fukuo-san

By VicentaLakin

Fukuo-san
It's the first time I've heard of this dish. It sounds very good. It is said that during the Battle of the Emperor there were mother and son, that the mother was hungry and ill, that the son hunted for her filament, fought for a pheasant and tiger, and heroically took back the pheasant. And it's this pheasant that's getting better with her son. The story was extended into a long-lived dish that gave the meaning of grateful mothers' love and was named Fong Sukang。

Recipe Recommendations

  • chicken legs of 3
  • red pepper of 2
  • green pepper one
  • steamed bread one
  • oil 6G
  • salt 2g
  • pepper 1g
  • octagonal 1g
  • onion 5g
  • Jiang 4g
  • garlic 5g
  • liquor 10g
  • soy sauce 6G
  • sugar 5g
  • oyster sauce 8g

Steps for Fukuo-san

  • Make Fukuo-san step 0
    1
    Cut off the chicken leg and wash away the blood from water。
  • Make Fukuo-san step 1
    2
    It pours oil into the pot and puts peppers, eight horns, onions, ginger, garlic, chili, little flamingo。
  • Make Fukuo-san step 2
    3
    It's hot in chicken. It's hot in chicken。
  • Make Fukuo-san step 3
    4
    Add white wine, raw smoke, sugar, beryllium oil, white wine, and then a proper amount of water, with a casserole on the top。
  • Make Fukuo-san step 4
    5
    Scorch up to the gravy, a little salt, and garlic and peppers, so that they can mix。
  • Make Fukuo-san step 5
    6
    The buns cut into strips。
  • Make Fukuo-san step 6
    7
    It's pouring oil and frying it to the surface。
  • Make Fukuo-san step 7
    8
    Put the chickens in the plate, put some red peppers on the deck, and put the buns on the side。
  • Fukuo-san Make Tips

    1. The raw, old and neptunium oils are salty, and a little salt is perfect to avoid salt. The chicken stew is accompanied by an electric waffle, which is not easy to fry。