First of all, we prepare the ingredients for making stewed pig's feet, such as peanuts, lotus roots, onions, ginger, salt and cooking wine.

First, clean the pig's trotters we bought home. Sometimes there is hair on pig's trotters, so we have to burn them, then clean them and chop them into small pieces. Soak peanuts in clear water, and then stew until soft. Peel the lotus root and cut it into small pieces, cut the ginger into ginger slices and cut the onion into chopped green onion.

Boil water in the pot, put pig's trotters in cold water, then put ginger slices, pepper and cooking wine in the pot, and then boil over high fire. After the water is boiled, boil the trotters for a while. If there is foam on the water, take it out with a colander, then take it out, rinse it with warm water and put it in a bowl for later use.

Prepare a saucepan, put the pig's trotters in it, and then add the right amount of water. Pig's trotters are submerged by more water. Try not to add water in the process of stewing pig's trotters. Then put some ginger in the pot. After the fire boils, turn to low heat and simmer for an hour. Then put the peanuts in and stew for another half an hour. Then add the lotus root and stew for another half an hour. Finally, sprinkle with salt and chopped green onion and serve.

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Be sure to blanch the trotters before stewing them, so as to remove the blood, foam and fishy smell. If you stew pig's trotters directly, the soup will smell bad and the color will not be clear.

If you want to make soup, you'd better choose a stew pot, which can retain the nutritional value and taste of the ingredients to the greatest extent, so that the stewed soup is the most valuable and delicious. If you use iron pot, sometimes it will react with the ingredients and affect the taste of the soup.

It is best to choose fresh trotters, which are generally available on the market. It's best not to choose frozen pig's trotters, because those frozen meat products don't know how long they have been kept. If thawed, the meat may rot. Remember to remove the hair from the trotters you buy home.