Step1:Marinate chicken gizzards with a few drops of white vinegar for an afternoon. Rins
Step2:After blanching, cool with ice wate
Step3:Spice collection. I just grabbed a handful of pepper and fennel with my hand, as shown in the figure (upper right corner). Although it can't be quantified, the picture here is still clear
Step4:Slice the scallion. Slice the ginger. Cut the garlic in half for us
Step5:Mix raw soy sauce with soy sauce paste 1-1 (if you don't know what soy sauce paste is, please Baidu. Have a clear introduction). This one is poured directly. It must be estimated that it's about 56 tablespoons each
Step6:Lollipop. It's the amount in the picture. I don't count them one by one
Step7:Mix all marinades and spices. Soak in water for 30 minutes in a quantity that will barely pass the gizzard
Step8:Turn the marinated seasoning to a low heat and simmer for 15 minutes (in order to cook the flavor of spices ahead of time), then add the boiled chicken gizzards to cook for 510 minutes. Turn off the heat. Soak overnight (in order to taste) I make less. The cooking time is also short. The taste is crisp. The chicken gizzards I bought are very small and a little bit broken. But I'm very moved to buy them in England. So if you use a large and complete chicken gizzard, the time may be a little longer.
Step9:Take out the gizzards and slice them the next day
Step10:Finished product
Cooking tips:I like stewed vegetables. When I eat snacks and small dishes, I have to bring a bunch of spices to school every year. But the variety is not enough. Usually, I grab the marinated food casually. It's different in the future. It's delicious. Then it's not. Next time I grab it casually, it's another taste, but the marinated chicken gizzards are delicious, so I don't want to change them, so I seal them It's the title of the ultimate formula. It seems that I've seen a long time ago which book uses soy sauce paste more than I can buy. As time goes by, I forget that I suddenly took a bottle of soy sauce paste back to my dorm when I saw it sold. I don't need to say anything. The choice of a pot of spices is basically the one I usually use with licorice. I like to add it to my chicken dishes. There's also the recent preference of Shannai I'm going to make it into sauce flavor. So I only put a dry pepper. The finished product used to enhance the flavor can't taste spicy. It can't taste spicy if I put a small amount of pepper