2. Chestnut chicken nuggets. Material: 1 drumstick, 15 chestnut (fresh). Seasoning: a little salt, soy sauce 1 spoon, chicken essence 1 teaspoon, appropriate amount of onion, appropriate amount of ginger, cooking wine 1 spoon, water starch 1 spoon, appropriate amount of water, 500g of vegetable oil and sugar 1 spoon. Wash the chicken legs, cut into pieces, add a little soy sauce and cooking wine, mix well, and marinate for 10 minutes. Chestnuts are shelled and cooked. Heat the wok to 70% heat, fry the chicken pieces until golden brown, and drain. Then fry chestnuts in a pot, take them out and drain them. Pour a little oil into the wok, stir-fry minced onion and ginger until fragrant, add chicken pieces, add cooking wine, soy sauce, a little salt and sugar. Add some water and bring to a boil. Turn to a small torch and stew the chicken pieces until 7% cooked. Add chestnuts and continue to cook until the chicken pieces and chestnuts are crisp and rotten. Collect juice from the fire and leave a little soup to turn off the fire.
3. Steamed pork ribs with millet. Ingredients: pork chop 500g, millet 150g. Seasoning: 5 grams of salt, 3 slices of ginger, 5 grams of bean paste, 5 grams of yellow wine, appropriate amount of water and 5 grams of chives. Ingredients: pork chop 500g, millet150g, bean paste, Jiang Mo and yellow wine. Wash the millet, put water in the bowl and soak the millet for about 20 minutes. Blanch pork chops with boiling water to remove fishy smell and blood, put the blanched pork chops in a bowl and put a proper amount of bean paste. Put it in the prepared Jiang Mo. Pour the prepared yellow wine into a bowl, add some salt, stir well and soak for nearly an hour. Take a round bowl, arrange the soaked pork chops along the bottom of the bowl, and finally sprinkle with finely chopped green onion. Pour the soaked millet into a bowl with pork chops, and pour the soaked liquid into a round bowl with pork chops and millet. Bring to a boil in a steamer, turn off the heat for half an hour and stew for half an hour.