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(1) Turn the tortoise over, with his back to the ground and his stomach facing the sky. When it rolls over hard, it will turn its neck.
When the turtle grows to the longest, chop it quickly with a sharp knife and then lift it up to control the blood. Then put it in hot water with a water temperature of about 70~80 degrees, scald it for 2~5 minutes (the specific time and temperature depend on the age and season of the turtle) and take it out.
(2) After cooling (those who can't wait to soak in cold water to cool down), cut a cross knife in the belly of the turtle with scissors or a sharp knife, dig out the internal organs, and slaughter the limbs and tail tips. The key is to remove the butter from your legs.
(3) Gently scrape off the black and dirty skin of the turtle. Be careful not to scratch or scrape off the skirt (also called flying edge, which is located around the turtle and is the most fragrant and beautiful part of the turtle). Scrape the black skin and wash it. Even if the cleaning is basically completed.
(4) After the soft-shelled turtle is treated, put it in a bowl, spread ham slices, and put the mushrooms, ginger, garlic and onion together. Finally, add cooking wine.
(5) Then it takes time to stew, depending on the size of the turtle. One hour is almost enough, and 60 minutes is enough.