Pig skin and soybean soup
Introduction:
"Pigskin is rich in collagen, and soybeans are high in protein. Soybeans will absorb collagen from pigskin, and the human body will better absorb collagen from pigskin."
Production steps:
Step 1: soak soybeans one night in advance and reserve
Step 2: blanch the pigskin and cut it into 1cm * 2cm pieces.
Step 3: add oil in the pan, cut ginger into small pieces, saute the pan and add water
Step 4: add pig skin, soybeans, medlar, red dates and simmer for one hour
Materials required:
Pigskin: 500g
Soybeans: 250g
Wolfberry: moderate
Ginger: right amount
Salt: right amount
Chicken essence: appropriate amount
Red dates: moderate
Note: pigskin is not easy to cut after blanching, you can choose to cut it into small pieces with kitchen scissors.
Production difficulty: unknown
Technology: stewing
Production time: one hour
Taste: light
Chinese PinYin : Zhu Pi Huang Dou Tang
Pig skin and soybean soup
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