Fin root in oyster sauce
The child never eats enough chicken wings. This time, he bought wing roots and learned to make them look different from before. I learned this from Lao Yang, but I changed it a bit. Because there were no raw materials, I used something else. Theoretical study combined with practice took an hour for this dish (it was the first time I studied and learned a dish that needed to be fried so seriously), but it took 10 minutes to eat it! I made it a little bit, and Xuan girl praised me that this dish looks like it is cooked in a restaurant! Being recognized by your family is the happiest thing. Eating happily and living a healthy life is the best.
Recipe Recommendations
- salty and sweet
- braised
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Fin root in oyster sauce

1
Wash the chicken wings roots, use a knife to cut the roots, and turn over the flesh and skin.
2
Boil appropriate amount of water in the pan, add ginger slices, add fin roots, add appropriate amount of cooking wine, open the lid, cook for five minutes, remove and control the water.
3
Use a toothpick to make some eyes on the meat, add appropriate amount of salt, pepper, chicken essence, and egg white, mix well, and marinate for 20 minutes.
4
Minced yellow peppers and carrots for use.
5
Prepare appropriate amount of dry starch, cover the wings one by one, and pat evenly.
6
Put appropriate amount of oil in the pan. When the oil temperature is slightly hot, add the fin roots, fry them slightly yellow over medium to medium heat, and fish out.
7
Over high heat, fry again until golden brown and fish out.
8
Leave a proper amount of base oil in the pan, low heat, add 1 tablespoon of oyster sauce, 2 and a half tablespoons of ketchup, and stir fry.
9
Add the shredded colored peppers and shredded carrots, and add appropriate amount of water.
10
Add the fin roots, bring to a boil over high heat, and simmer over medium to medium heat for 10 to 15 minutes.
11
Pour in the water starch, add appropriate amount of salt, and collect the juice over high heat.Fin root in oyster sauce Make Tips
When marinating, I put enough salt in it to get the flavor, but I put less salt in it, so I finally added some more.