Dried razor clam and sheep tripe soup
Overview
Yesterday I went to the hospital for a thyroid checkup. When I got home, Brother Gan took me to the vegetable market. I saw sheep tripe for sale and wanted to give it a try! Brother Gan went home and read a lot of textbooks on the food channel, and learned how to handle the lamb tripe very cleanly. After I cooked it, I found that there was no smell, the texture was crispy, the soup was fresh and sweet, and the wine tasted mellow. It was delicious!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Blanch the sheep tripe with hot water of 60-70 degrees (the temperature at the bottom of the pot is enough for the water to bubble slightly), and scrape off the black matter with a blunt knife. Rub it with salt, white vinegar, baking soda and flour, then rinse it with warm water and set aside.
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Cut the lamb tripe into larger pieces, I only used half of the lamb tripe.
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Wash the dried razor clams and soak them in water for a while.
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Add 4 small turmeric slices and cold water to the pot and bring to a boil.
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After the water boils, add the sliced lamb tripe.
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Add cooking wine, continue to boil, remove the foam, discard the ginger slices, and wash the sheep tripe with warm water.
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Add 3 tablespoons of old wine to the drained lamb tripe and marinate for 20-30 minutes.
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Cut the lean meat into large pieces, put it in a pot with cold water, boil it to remove the foam, and wash it with warm water.
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Add the washed lean meat pieces to the lamb tripe.
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Add 4 slices of ginger.
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Add 2 slices of angelica.
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Add soaked dried razor clams.
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Add an appropriate amount of boiling water, and then add the water used to soak the dried razor clams.
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Add 1 piece of sugar to enhance the freshness. Use the electric pressure cooker to press the tendon until cooked.
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After pressing, add salt and chicken essence.
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Add 0.5-1 tablespoon of old wine.
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Sprinkle with red wolfberry and serve!