2. Method 2: Chop the small peppers as much as you can, mince 10 cloves of garlic, mince the ginger, and add less ginger. Wash 500 grams of chicken feet, chop them in half, boil them in water for 15 minutes, add 10 grams of Sichuan peppercorns, one aniseed, a little cooking wine, and cook until the chicken feet can be pierced with chopsticks. . If you like it chewy, you can shorten the cooking time. After cooking, wash it with water to rinse off the fat on the surface, and then put it in cold water to cool the chicken feet thoroughly. It must be cool enough so that it will taste chewy. Then the most important step is to put the cooled chicken feet into a basin, add minced garlic, minced ginger, minced chili, 4 tablespoons of Haitian oil, 10 tablespoons of Haitian white rice vinegar, 5 tablespoons of Haitian Yipin fresh soy sauce, Add a little sugar to enhance the flavor, a little salt, and a little chicken essence. Then mix them thoroughly, cover with plastic wrap, and store in the refrigerator. For two hours, take it out and stir it every half hour, and you can eat it after two hours. If you don't think the taste is good enough, you can leave it for a day or two and it will taste better.
3. Method 3: Wash the chicken feet and cut them in half. Heat hot water in a pot, add cooking wine, ginger cubes and chicken feet, cook for 10-15 minutes, until the chicken feet are cooked through. Put the cooked chicken feet into ice water to blanch them, so that the chicken feet will be crispy and the glue on the surface will be washed away. Prepare a large bowl, chop the garlic, add sugar, rice vinegar, soy sauce, chili sauce, salt, sesame oil and mix well. Add the chicken feet and continue mixing. Cover with plastic wrap and marinate for more than half a day. Remember to give more chicken feet during this time. Turn over.