Beer chicken claws
By VicentaLakin
If you're too hot in the summer to eat anything, try this beer chicken claw. It's a big chicken claw with beer in it, and it's rich and soft. It's a perfect dish to chase and watch! If you want to learn more about the graph-based food production process, you can focus on the WikiLeaves public, which is published every week
Recipe Recommendations
- chicken feet 2 pounds
- salad oil appropriate amount
- cooking wine appropriate amount
- green onions appropriate amount
- garlic cloves appropriate amount
- ginger slices appropriate amount
- Lu Liao appropriate amount
- beer 1 listen
- Yellow rock sugar appropriate amount
- soy sauce appropriate amount
- soy sauce appropriate amount
- salt appropriate amount
- coriander appropriate amount
- potatoes appropriate amount
- green vegetables appropriate amount
- white sesame appropriate amount
- salty and fresh
- burn
- several hours
- ordinary
Steps for Beer chicken claws
1
Buying two pounds of frozen chicken claws。2
Cut off every chicken claw。3
To improve the taste of chicken claws, the chicken claws can be cut in half, and if the chicken claws are small, they can be cut with a knife。4
All the chicken claws handle the spare。5
Pour in the water。6
Add wine。7
Add ginger。8
Prepare onions, garlic, halogens, etc。9
When the fire opens, it continues to boil for about five minutes, with many foams on its surface。10
A few times in the cold water and clean chicken claws。11
It's pouring into the pot with the right amount of salad。12
Put in pre-prepared onions, etc。13
The fragrance's fried。14
Down into chicken claws。15
Join the raw smoke。16
Join the old smoke。17
Add yellow sugar。18
Keep going。19
Pour in the beer。20
We'll continue cooking for two or three minutes and then add adequate salt。21
It's about five minutes。22
In order to enrich my taste, I put pre-cooked potatoes, vegetables and cuisine on the bottom of another pot, a step that can be omitted。23
The chicken claws get juicy and it'll come out。24
We'll start with some white sesame, onions and spices