Showing posts with label winter recipe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter recipe. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 25, 2020

Papaya, Peanut and Chicken Feet Soup | 木瓜花生雞腳湯


INGREDIENTS:
1 Papaya
1/2 cup Raw Peanuts,  with skin on
20 Chicken Feet
Water
Salt to taste

材料:
1 個  木瓜
1/2 杯  生花生,連衣
20隻  雞腳
水
鹽  調味


DIRECTION:
1. Rinse the chicken feet and cut off the shape crawls.

2. Peel the papaya.  Cut it in half and scoop out the seeds with a spoon.  Cut the papaya into big pieces.

3. Rinse the peanuts.

4. In a big pot, add chicken feet and peanuts.  Add water that double the volume of the ingredients.  Bring it to a boil, and then reduce the the heat to medium-high.  With the lid on, continuously cook it for about 35 minutes.

5. Add papaya.  Cook the soup for another 20 minutes.  Season the soup to taste.

做法:
1. 洗淨雞腳;把腳尖去除。

2. 木瓜刨皮。用小匙刮去籽,用刀把果肉切成大塊。

3. 花生洗淨。

4. 把雞腳和花生置於一大鍋;加水。水應是湯料的雙倍份量。把水和湯料煮滾,然後把火調低至中大火。蓋上煲蓋,繼續煮飯35分鐘。

5. 加入木瓜。再把湯煮好分鐘。最後放鹽調味。






Sunday, July 1, 2018

Asian Moon Scallop, dried Yam and Bone Soup | 日月魚准山排骨湯



In Hong Kong, Asian Moon Scallop is a common ingredient in our cuisine.  It is a type of bivalve which is gutted and dried before being sold to the market for making soup.

The fish-like appearance is the result of the cut when fishermen shuck the scallop and remove the guts.  After the fishermen collect a number of the scallop, they will tie them into a small bundle and dry them in the sun to strengthen the flavour and to preserve them.


Photo by: http://www.sealifebase.org/summary/Amusium-pleuronectes.html


 People in Hong Kong call these scallops "Yat-Yuet Fish".  "Yat" means "daytime 日" and "Yuet" means "moon 月".  The name probably comes from the red and white colour shell.

Asian Moon Scallop has a very similar taste to dried scallop.  It is a great substitute when you are looking for some inexpensive ingredients to make healthy soup.



Asian Moon Scallop, Fresh Yam and Bone Soup 日月魚准山排骨湯

INGREDIENTS:
10 Asian Moon Scallop, about 2 bundles
8 pcs Chinese Yam, dried
6 Pork Bones
4 Carrot, cut into big pieces
3 tablespoons Wolfberries, dried
2 tablespoons Bitter Apricot Kernels
Water
Salt to taste

材料:
10 日月魚乾,約2束
8 片  乾准山
6 塊  豬骨
4 條  紅蘿蔔,切大塊
3 湯匙  杞子乾
2 湯匙  南北杏
水
鹽  調味



DIRECTION:
1. Rinse the pork bones.  In a deep pot, add all ingredients together.  Fill the water enough to cover the ingredients.

2. Bring it to a boil, and then reduce the heat to medium-high and boil for another 45 minutes.  Season it with salt to taste.

做法:
1. 洗淨豬骨。在一只深鍋中,加入所有材料。加水; 水應蓋過湯料。

2. 把水和湯料煮滾,然後把火調低至中大火。繼續煮45分鐘,最後下鹽調味。








Wednesday, November 8, 2017

How to make Chestnut Rice | 甘栗飯




It's a recipe which originates from Japan, but I replaced saki with rice wine which is more assessable for me.  Beside the nibbles of sweet chestnut and the fragrance from the rice wine, the beautiful chestnuts give a very appealing look to the rice.


Chestnut Rice | 甘栗飯

Ingredients: (yield about 4 bowls)
10-12 Chestnuts
2.5 cups Japanese Rice
1 teaspoon Rice Wine
Sea Salt to taste


材料:(約4碗)
10-12 粒   栗子
2.5 杯   日本米
1 茶匙   米酒
少量   海鹽


DIRECTION:





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