FIND US ON YOUTUBE
Home-style

Spiced beef tendons | Chinese Food Easy Recipes

▪ Ingredients  

Ingredients

Quantity

Beef Tendon

1 large piece

Five Spice Spices

1 copy

Ginger, green onion

a few

soy sauce, dark soy sauce

a few

Starch, rock sugar

a few

White sesame seeds

a few

Cumin powder

a few

 

▪ Detailed steps  

Five spices bagged for backup

Blanch the beef tendon in cold water, skim off the foam halfway through the pot

In a separate pot, add blanched beef tendon, add soy sauce, soy sauce, ginger, green onion and five spice bag, rock sugar

Cover the pot and bring to a boil on high heat, then reduce the heat and cook slowly for half an hour

Soak in the sauce for an hour before taking out and slicing for a better taste

You may also like
Home-style

Fried Dace cooking with Bitter Melon | Chinese Food Easy Recipes

Bitter melon can only be used for scrambled eggs? Try this Cantonese dish, which can reduce the heat and relieve the greasiness. Not what dark cuisine, but authentic Cantonese cuisine.
Home-style

Fry Yong Tau Foo | Chinese Food Easy Recipes

Perfectly fried stuffed tofu is soft and tough on the outside, with tender tofu and smooth meat filling on the inside, and your tongue will immediately feel the wonderful taste of tender tofu with delicious meat filling.
Home-style

Steamed Rice in Clay Pot | Chinese Food Easy Recipes

It is easy and convenient to make boiled rice, and although the portion is small, it is really appetizing to eat because it has meat ingredients and meat flavor in the rice. The unique aroma of rice brought out by the pot is always unforgettable!
Home-style

Better than taking out: Kung-pao chicken Choowefun | Chinese Food Easy Recipes

After the entrance of Kung Pao chicken, the tongue first feels slightly numb and lightly spicy, and then the taste buds are hit with a sweetness, numb, spicy, sour and sweet wrapped in diced chicken, green onion and peanut rice that makes people want to stop. Today's Kung Pao Chicken is a simple and modified version of this dish, with fewer complicated steps and less rigorous fire control, but still retaining the essence of Kung Pao Chicken, which you deserve.