Baby Abalone with Scallion Oil

Baby Abalone with Scallion Oil

by Mother Maizi

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

I went to the seafood market today and came across a small abalone promotion. The purchase limit of 20 abalones per person is 2.8 yuan. I bought 20 abalones and went home. Generally, the abalones in scallion oil are steamed and then drizzled with hot oil to saute the chopped green onion. After the abalone is boiled in water, use scallion oil to burst it and add seasonings, it tastes good! "

Ingredients

Baby Abalone with Scallion Oil

1. Wash the baby abalone with a toothbrush

Baby Abalone with Scallion Oil recipe

2. Add ginger slices and water to the pot

Baby Abalone with Scallion Oil recipe

3. Let the washed baby abalone blanch for 5 minutes

Baby Abalone with Scallion Oil recipe

4. Take out the meat of the baby abalone

Baby Abalone with Scallion Oil recipe

5. Cut every little abalone with a knife

Baby Abalone with Scallion Oil recipe

6. Boil some scallion oil in a frying pan

Baby Abalone with Scallion Oil recipe

7. Put a little scallion oil in the pot

Baby Abalone with Scallion Oil recipe

8. Add cooking wine, oyster sauce, soy sauce and stir fry evenly

Baby Abalone with Scallion Oil recipe

9. Add a little salt and sugar and stir well

Baby Abalone with Scallion Oil recipe

10. Sprinkle chopped green onion before cooking

Baby Abalone with Scallion Oil recipe

Tips:

You can adjust the juice first to make it more convenient to fry

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