Pig's feet is a nutritious, delicious ingredients, and pig's feet have a lot of different ways to eat; in my personal opinion, pig's feet, peanuts, winter melon, and carrots can be put in a piece of stew. Pig's feet in this way, can make the nutrition more rich, will carrots, winter melon, peanuts nutrition concentrated to a piece, plus pig's feet contains collagen, this will be a beauty beauty ? hard dish? But in my personal opinion, in doing this dish, should pay attention to the following points:

a peanuts, winter melon, carrots with the ratio of vegetables

Each of us has different preferences for food, there may be some people like to eat winter melon, while some people like to eat peanuts and carrots. In such a case, it is necessary for us to choose the proportion of these side dishes appropriately. For those who don't like sweets, it is recommended to put less carrots, and if you don't like winter melon, put less winter melon and increase the proportion of carrots appropriately.

As for the proportion of peanuts, in my personal opinion, peanuts belong to the spice nature of a class, only need to add appropriate. Its main purpose is to enhance the taste of the soup, as well as make the soup become more nutritious, delicious.

Second, pig's feet, peanuts, carrots, winter melon in the order of the pot

In this dish, pig's feet is? The main force? , so it is logical to stew pig's feet first, and then stew other side dishes. Before stewing pig's feet, you can blanch the pig's feet, which can remove the blood foam, does not affect the value of the whole dish.

After the pig's feet in the pot, you can wash the peanut rice into the pot, and with the big spices a piece added to the soup simmering. The longer you simmer, the more nutritious the peanuts will flow into the soup, and the better the taste of the peanuts will be after they are simmered.

As for the order of adding carrots and winter melon, it should be after the pig's feet have been 8 minutes cooked, and the time and order of adding depends entirely on the size of their volume. If the pieces are large, they should be added to the pot earlier; if they are small, they can be added a little later.

While this dish is simple to make and is nutritious and tasty; adding both winter melon and carrots at the same time will inevitably affect the flavor of the dish. With the two flavors interacting with each other, a new flavor may emerge; if you are not too fond of this mishmash of flavors, eschew one of the winter squash and carrots.