Banquet Cold Cuts—fresh and Crispy Sting Skin
1.
The jellyfish skin is cut into small strips, washed repeatedly with clean water, and soaked in clean water after washing, until the astringency and saltiness inside are removed.
2.
Add water to the pot and add the sliced ginger to a boil. When the water cools to about 70 to 80 degrees, add the jellyfish skin to blanch it and take it out after a few seconds. The time should not be too long.
3.
Take it out and soak it in ice water (or cold boiled water) for a while.
4.
Wash the cucumbers. (I planted this on my own balcony, so I didn’t peel it)
5.
Take half of the root and cut into small strips.
6.
Chop garlic into a puree and put it in a bowl.
7.
Heat oil in the pan.
8.
Heat up, pour into the minced garlic and stir.
9.
Then add the very fresh, vinegar, sesame oil and chicken essence and stir well.
10.
Squeeze the jellyfish skin dry and put it into a bowl.
11.
Add cucumber strips.
12.
Pour the blended seasoning into a bowl, add coriander, and mix well.
13.
Serve on a plate, sprinkle with fried white sesame seeds, and enjoy.
Tips:
1: When the jellyfish skin is blanched, the water temperature should not be too high and the time should not be too long.
2: Do not cut cucumber into strips, which will taste better.
3: After blanching, quickly put into ice water or cold water.
4: Before mixing, squeeze the water as much as possible.
5: The jellyfish skin must be cleaned several times during the pre-treatment.