[Stir-fried Duck Gizzards with Cordyceps Flowers]--The fifth dish of New Year’s Eve ‘Golden Ground’
Overview
Dried Cordyceps flowers are easier to buy, but fresh ones are not always available. Personally, I think fresh Cordyceps flowers are hard to come by. Recently, a stall selling fungi came to the market, selling fungi ingredients that are not easily available in ordinary times. This fresh Cordyceps flower has been available since yesterday, and of course I won’t miss it. By the time I bought it there were not many left. Me: I asked the boss how to sell cordyceps flowers. Boss: It’s rare for anyone to know about it. I’ve been selling it for almost a day and they all ask me how to sell dried radish and day lily. Me: Boss, this is a rare item. No wonder people treat it like day lily or radish. Only you have the knowledge to get these rare things and sell them. Boss: That’s right.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Ingredients: 250 grams of fresh cordyceps flowers, 450 grams of duck gizzards, 1 small piece of chives, 1 piece of ginger, 1 tablespoon of blended oil, 1 tablespoon of flavored chili sauce, 1 tablespoon of cooking wine, 1 tablespoon of steamed fish drum oil (less), appropriate amount of salt, appropriate amount of MSG
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Wash all ingredients, chop chives and ginger and set aside.
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Put the pot on high heat and pour in boiling water, then pour in the duck gizzard blanching water (it's enough if it's eight ripe).
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Add onion and ginger slices, pour oil and sauté until fragrant.
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Add the Cordyceps flowers and stir-fry over high heat.
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Add duck gizzards and stir-fry until the cordyceps flowers become soft.
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Pour in the flavored chili sauce and stir-fry evenly
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Pour cooking wine
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Then pour in the steamed fish drum oil.
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Add salt and MSG, stir-fry until flavourful and serve.