Dried Shrimp Congee with Wild Rice and Scallops
1.
Prepare the ingredients
2.
Cut the pig bones into pieces, put them in a pot of clean water, turn on the fire, blanch the blood foam, then rinse and set aside
3.
Wash the rice and wild rice, add appropriate amount of salt and oil, mix well, marinate for 2 hours, so that the cooked porridge will save time and be softer and smoother, but if time does not allow, you can cook it directly
4.
The casserole sits on water and puts the rice in
5.
Add the blanched bones to the casserole
6.
Finally put in the dried tangerine peel
7.
Cover the lid, turn on high heat, and after boiling, turn to medium and low heat for 30 minutes
8.
Then put the dried shrimp and soaked scallops into the pot, and continue to boil for 20 minutes
9.
After boiling, sprinkle with ginger and enjoy
Tips:
1. If the porridge is fragrant, adding an appropriate amount of edible oil can play this role;
2. Because the scallops and ham have a slightly fishy smell, putting some tangerine peel and ginger can not only remove the fishy, but also enhance the flavor;
3. Don't wash the scallops too much, so as not to lose their nutrition and flavor. If you are worried about sand, you can soak it in clean water until it is soft, and then shake it gently, so that the sand will sink to the bottom of the bowl, and take the surface when you use it. Water and scallops can be made together;
4. Because wild rice is not sticky, it will have a soft texture if you add rice to it and cook it together;
5. Northeast rice is the first choice for porridge rice. It is not recommended to use softer rice such as Mao Ya rice.