How to Make Salted Duck Claws

Quail feet Quail claws are rich in collagen protein., and are nutritionally equivalent to bear paws of the same weight. The claw is a basic organ for movement, with many tendons, thick skin, and little meat. The more tendons it has, the chewier it is; the thicker the skin, the more broth it contains; the less meat, the easier it absorbs flavors. From a nutritional perspective, quail claws are rich in protein, low in sugar, and have little fat, so they can be considered an excellent weight-loss food. Ingredients

Introduction Main ingredients: 6 quail feet
Auxiliary materials: 3g cooking wineDark soy sauce Cinnamon (three small pieces)(18g) Sichuan pepper (15 seeds)Star anise (2 pieces) Old dark soy sauce, water (1800ml)Ginger(a small piece)Soy sauce (5g) Water (1800ml)Ginger(a small piece)
How to cook pickled quail feet:

Wash the quail feet, cut off the nails, put them in a pot and boil for 1 minute. Then discard the water and wash again.

Prepare the seasonings: Sichuan pepper, star anise, cinnamon, ginger slices, dark soy sauce, old dark soy sauce, cooking wine.

In a pot, add water, slice the ginger, put in all the seasonings and quail feet. Start boiling, after 2 minutes reduce to medium-low heat for stewing.

Stew until most of the water has evaporated, turn the feet occasionally to ensure even coloration.

When the sauce is reduced to this level, it can be removed from the pot, thus not wasting any sauce. The flavor and color are just right.

Finished, plate and enjoy.

Final product

Final product
Tips:
Cut off the claws of the quail feet, use simple seasonings to maintain original taste,soy sauce should not be added in large quantities; otherwise, it will become too salty after reducing the sauce. If you do not reduce the sauce, you can add more. For a spicy flavor, you can add chili peppers together; for a sweet taste, you can add some sugar, but personally, I think soy sauce has a slight sweetness and no additional sugar is needed.Dessert Sweetness can be added with sugar, but I prefer to leave it out as soy sauce has a hint of sweetness.



