Do you ever taste beer duck? | |
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Nov 19, 2007 00:28 | |
| Do you ever taste beer duck? If not, just do it by yourself. Materials: half a duck (about 678 grams), konjak (250 grams), beer (a bottle, 500ml), cucumber, two green peppers, some garlic, ginger and Bunge prickly ash (one tablespoon). Seasonings: vegetable oil (one tablespoon), cooking wine (one tablespoon), chicken powder (1/2 tablespoon), soy (1/2 tablespoon), salt (1/3 tablespoon). Other flavours: five aniseeds, some Chinese cinnamon, two tsao-kos, 1/3 tablespoon fennel, dried tangerine peel and dried red chili. |
Nov 19, 2007 00:29 | |
| Step 1 clean the duck and chop it into pieces, and cut the cucumber, green pepper and ginger into pieces separately. Finally, shell the skin of the garlic. |
Nov 19, 2007 00:31 | |
| Step 2 boil half a boiler of water and add one tablespoon cooking wine in it, and then quick-boil the duck in the boiler for one minute. |
Nov 19, 2007 00:32 | |
| Step 3 Stir-fry the duck with Bunge prickly ash and then put it into the pot. |
Nov 19, 2007 00:33 | |
| Step 4 Pour a bottle of beer and two bowls of water, add the flavours into the pot. Boil with quick fire till it is boiling and then stew for about 25 minutes. |
Nov 19, 2007 00:35 | |
| Step 5 Add konjak and garlic into the pot and then stew for about 20 minutes. Then put 1/2 chicken powder, 1 tablespoon soy and 1/3 tablespoon salt into to the pot. |
Nov 19, 2007 00:36 | |
| Step 6 Add cucumber and green pepper into the pot and stew for about three minutes. |
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