[children's Nutritional Breakfast] Shrimp and Egg Custard
1.
Prepare the raw materials
2.
Shell the shrimp, remove the shrimp thread, clean it, and keep two shrimp tails
3.
Dice the shrimp with the tail removed
4.
Add appropriate amount of salt, a little black pepper, and steamed fish soy sauce to the shrimps. Grab well and marinate for a few minutes
5.
Add cold boiled water, salt and a few drops of sesame oil to the egg and mix well
6.
Strain the egg liquid with a strainer
7.
Pour the filtered egg liquid into a bowl, add the diced shrimp, stir, and then remove the surface foam
8.
Bring water to a boil in the pot, put in the egg liquid, and put a plate on the top of the egg liquid bowl
9.
Cover and steam
10.
After steaming for about six or seven minutes, the egg liquid has solidified a little. At this time, add two shrimps with the tails reserved and place them. Continue steaming for seven or eight minutes until cooked.
11.
Sprinkle with chopped green onion, drizzle with a little cold soy sauce and a little sesame oil
Tips:
1. The egg liquid must be filtered to remove the foam before steaming, so that the steamed egg custard is delicate;
2. The bowl with egg liquid should be buckled tightly with a plate. Some people say that the plastic wrap will produce harmful substances when heated, so the plastic wrap is not used to seal the surface, and a plate is directly buckled. I did not buckle it when I made it today. Too strict, there are some bubbles on the surface of my steaming, but it does not affect the taste;
3. Use cold soy sauce instead of cooking soy sauce for the last little soy sauce.