A fiery Chongqing specialty featuring duck blood curds, tripe, and various ingredients swimming in a rich, numbing Sichuan pepper broth - a true test of spice tolerance.
Prep Time15m
Cook Time30m
Yield4 servings
Cuisine
Spicy:
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Ingredients
Duck blood curds 300g
Beef tripe 200g
Pork intestine 150g (optional)
Luncheon meat 100g (sliced)
Bean sprouts 200g
Wood ear mushrooms 50g
Sichuan peppercorns 2 tbsp
Dried chili peppers 30 pieces
Pixian bean paste 3 tbsp
Garlic 6 cloves (minced)
Ginger 1 piece (sliced)
Scallions 3 stalks
Cooking wine 2 tbsp
Vegetable oil 200ml
Steps
Blanch duck blood curds, tripe, and intestine separately, set aside.
Blanch bean sprouts and wood ear mushrooms, place in serving bowl.
Heat oil in a wok, sauté Pixian bean paste until red oil appears.
Add ginger, garlic, and half the dried chilies, stir-fry until fragrant.
Add water or broth, bring to boil, season with cooking wine.
Add tripe, intestine, and luncheon meat, cook for 3 minutes.
Add duck blood curds gently, simmer for 2 minutes.
Pour everything over the vegetables in the serving bowl.
Heat fresh oil, fry Sichuan peppercorns and remaining chilies until smoking.
Pour hot oil over the dish. Garnish with scallions and serve.
Tips
The key to authentic Mao Xue Wang is the quality of the Pixian bean paste and the final sizzling oil pour - it brings all the flavors together.