Polygonatum yak meat soup
Overview
Think of a way to get rid of that Huang Jing. The lean pork stewed with Polygonatum odoratum is too spicy and no one wants to eat it. It seems like beef stew would work too. There happens to be a pile of yak meat, cut it into a piece and stew it with Huangjing. Yak meat has a strong smell. After washing the blood, marinate it with cooking wine for more than half an hour. In fact, it stayed in the refrigerator overnight. Beef is not easy to become soft and rotten. Use an electric cooker to simmer it over low heat for as long as it takes. After a few hours, it should be soft and rotten enough, right? Polygonatum is a good thing. It's just that the ink is as black as paint, dyeing a pot of soup ink. Dark soups are always unpopular, but that’s right, orange-yellow-red ones are the easiest to whet your appetite. I just hope that the green color on the surface can attract people's interest. . . .
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Ingredients
Steps
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Main ingredients
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Soak Polygonatum japonica in water until it becomes swollen
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Take it out, wash away the impurities, and let the soaking liquid stand for clarification before use
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Soak yak meat in water for more than half an hour and wash away the blood
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Add cooking wine and soak for 2 hours
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Take out and cut into small pieces
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Put Polygonatum sibiricum, beef and ginger slices into the stew pot
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Pour in the clarified polygonatum soaking liquid
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Add appropriate amount of water
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Pour water into the electric stew pot
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Put into stew pot
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Cover the lid and simmer over low heat for more than 5 hours
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When the beef is tender, turn off the heat
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Serve out
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Sprinkle with coriander