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Braised Mutton Noodles

groups4 servingsspeedMediumcountertopsPrep: 120 minsskilletCook: 120 minsscheduleTotal: 240 minsoutdoor_grillStewed
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skilletInstruction

10 Steps Total
01
Preparation
00:00:15
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Wash hands thoroughly after handling raw meat to prevent cross-contamination; raw meat carries bacteria.

  • Soak and wash 500g mutton and 500g mutton bones in cold water in advance.
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Mutton and bones must be thoroughly cleaned and soaked to remove blood, otherwise the broth will have a gamey odor.

Ingredients:Mutton / Lamb (500 g)mutton bone (500 g)
Tools:basin
02
Active Cooking
00:00:21
  • Put 500g mutton, 500g mutton bones and 2000ml cold water into the pot and bring to a boil to remove blood.
  • Scoop out when blood scum floats, and wash off scum in warm water.
local_fire_departmenthigh heat
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Watch out

Mutton and bones must start in cold water otherwise blood locks in

wash in warm water or meat tightens

Ingredients:Mutton / Lambmutton bonewater (2000 ml)
Tools:potskimmer
03
Active Cooking
00:00:42
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Be careful of burns when moving boiling pots; avoid splashing hot soup.

  • Add 7500ml water to the pot, bring to a boil, and add the blanched 500g mutton bones and 100g mutton fat.
  • Maintain high heat for 40 to 60 minutes until fat and protein emulsify and the broth turns milky white.
  • Turn to medium-low heat and add the prepared 500g mutton to simmer.
local_fire_departmenthigh heat to medium-low heat
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Must keep high heat rolling at first to emulsify the fat, otherwise the broth won't turn white.

Ingredients:water (7500 ml)mutton bonemutton fat (100 g)Mutton / Lamb
Tools:large pot
04
Active Cooking
00:01:22
  • Prepare 5g galangal, 5g angelica dahurica, 6g white pepper, 5g Sichuan pepper, 5g fennel seeds, and 15g ginger in a spice bag.
  • Rinse the bag with clean water to remove impurities and reduce medicinal taste, then simmer with mutton.
local_fire_departmentmedium-low heat
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Spice bag must be rinsed and used in moderation, otherwise medicinal taste overpowers the mutton flavor.

Ingredients:galangal (5 g)angelica dahurica root (5 g)white pepper powder (6 g)Sichuan peppercorns (5 g)fennel seeds (5 g)ginger (15 g)
Tools:spice bag
05
Active Cooking
00:01:53
  • Mix 500g all-purpose flour and 5g salt in a basin.
  • Gradually add 230ml water while stirring into flakes, then knead into a dough until the basin and hands are clean.
  • Knead smooth on a board, roll into a long log, and brush with 5ml cooking oil.
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Water must be added gradually

oil must be brushed on or surface will dry out during resting

Ingredients:all-purpose flour (500 g)Salt (5 g)water (230 ml)Cooking oil (5 ml)
Tools:basin
06
Waiting Time
00:02:33
  • Pinch the long dough into equal small portions, roll into uniform cylinder shapes.
  • Arrange neatly on the board, seal tightly with plastic wrap, and rest for 30 minutes.
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Plastic wrap must be tightly sealed, otherwise dough will dry out and cannot be stretched.

Tools:plastic wrap
07
Active Cooking
00:02:50
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Be careful of burns when scooping out hot meat.

  • Check the mutton in the pot, when chopsticks can easily pierce through, take the mutton out.
local_fire_departmentmedium-low heat
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Pierce with chopsticks to check doneness

undercooked mutton will be tough and gamey

Ingredients:Mutton / Lamb
Tools:chopsticks
08
Active Cooking
00:03:02
  • Take a rested dough piece, press flat by hand, roll with a rolling pin and press two indents.
  • Hold with both hands, press the end and gently pull outward and lengthen, slap a few times.
  • Tear along the center indent to make noodles even in thickness and width.
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Pull evenly and gently

do not tear too hard along the indent or noodles will snap

Tools:rolling pin
09
Active Cooking
00:04:04
  • Boil water in a pot, add the torn noodles.
  • After noodles float, add 50g greens and cook until 70-80% done, then scoop out.
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Water must boil rapidly

remove at 70-80% doneness or noodles will become mushy when braised later

Ingredients:water (2000 ml)vegetables (50 g)
Tools:potcolander
10
Active Cooking
00:04:20
warningStay safe

Be careful of burns when removing from heat; avoid hot soup spills.

  • Take an aluminum ladle and pour in 500ml of mutton broth to bring to a boil, season with 2g of salt and 1g of white pepper powder
  • Add the sliced cooked mutton, 10g of day lily, 10g of black fungus, 20g of tofu skin, 20g of carrot slices, and 30g of vermicelli noodles to cook until flavorful
  • After the mutton is flavorful, add the cooked noodles and greens and bring to a boil
  • Season with 1g of MSG, remove from heat, and finally garnish with 5g of cilantro
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Do not add salt when heating broth early

add salt only during braising or it ruins flavor and tenderness

Ingredients:water (500 ml)Salt (2 g)white pepper powder (1 g)Mutton / Lamb (100 g)daylily (10 g)soaked black fungus (10 g)tofu skin (20 g)Carrot (20 g)vermicelli (30 g)MSG (1 g)Coriander (5 g)
Tools:alloy potbowl

groceryAll Ingredients

Mutton / Lamb500 g
mutton bone500 g
mutton fat100 g
water9500 ml
galangal5 g
angelica dahurica root5 g
white pepper powder6 g
Sichuan peppercorns5 g
fennel seeds5 g
ginger15 g
all-purpose flour500 g
Salt7 g
Cooking oil5 ml
vegetables50 g
daylily10 g
soaked black fungus10 g
tofu skin20 g
Carrot20 g
vermicelli30 g
MSG1 g
Coriander5 g

blenderAll Tools Needed

basinpotskimmerlarge potspice bagplastic wrapchopsticksrolling pincolanderalloy potbowl