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Braised Shredded Duck Soup With Fish Maw

  Recipe by Majorie Chiew

 Cuisine Chinese      Recipes   Restaurants
 Type of Dish Soups
 Cooking Method Braise
 Meal Types • Dinner • Lunch
 
Ingredients
  • 300g roasted duck meat, shredded
  • 200g bamboo shoot, shredded
  • 100g dried black mushroom, soaked till soft and sliced
  • 5g dried mandarin orange peel, soaked till soft and sliced
  • 150g dried fish maw, soaked till soft and shredded
  • 250g second stock (after using superior stock, add water and boil the bones again to get the second stock)
  • 350g superior stock
  • 40g chicken bouillon
  • 150g potato starch
  • 40g Chinese wine
  • 5g pepper
  • 20g cooking oil

    Method
    Heat wok. Boil roasted duck meat, shredded bamboo shoot, dried black mushroom, sliced mandarin peel and shredded fish maw with second stock and chinese wine. Remove and strain. Set aside.

    Heat wok. Boil second stock and superior stock together. Add in the stock ingredients. Season to taste and thicken stock with potato starch. Serve.

    Taste and tell: This soup has a base similar to shark’s fin but richer - with the combination of superior stock and chicken bouillon. It’s a very pleasant and tasty soup. As the ingredients are sliced, you can gulp the soup down easily. Shredded duck meat also lends its aroma to this irresistible soup.

    Chicken Bouillon refers to plain chicken stock. You can buy it in cans from supermarkets.

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