Braised Snails
1.
The snails spit out the mud and sand and rinse them. Bring the water to a boil, add 20 ml of cooking wine, pour the snails and blanch in water for 3 minutes. (After buying the snails, let them sit in the water for a day and let them spit out the mud. Then rinse them with running water, and cut off the tails of the snails with scissors or pliers. This way, the snails can be sucked out with a little force when eating. And it’s easier to taste.)
2.
After blanching the water, remove it for later use.
3.
Heat the oil on a small fire, and when the oil temperature rises, saute the prepared garlic cloves, green onions, ginger slices, dried chilies, and peppercorns.
4.
Pour the snails into the pot.
5.
Stir-fry the ingredients and snails evenly over high heat.
6.
Add 10 ml of cooking wine and add water that has not been used for snails. (Use beer instead of water to taste better.)
7.
Then add 20ml of soy sauce, 30g of oyster sauce and 10g of sugar. (Soy sauce and oyster sauce have salty taste. If you feel that the salty taste is not enough, you can add some salt to taste.)
8.
Then close the lid and turn to medium heat for about 10 minutes. Don't open the lid and stir fry.
9.
Finally, heat up the juice and leave a little soup to turn off the heat.
10.
Serve out the plate. (Don't collect the moisture completely, leave a little moisture, the snail meat will not be old in this way.)
11.
After the braised snails are prepared, put them aside for a while before eating. You can turn them up and down with a spoon, so that each snail will be full of umami.