Fried Crab with Curry
1.
Shake the meat crab, wash and dip dry starch, deep-fry for about 2 minutes at a temperature of about 170 degrees, remove and set aside
2.
: Garlic, shallots, parsley sticks, lemongrass chopped in a pan, sesame oil, butter, red oil, fragrant spices, add 100 g of water, add seasonings, boil, add coconut milk to boil, then add three-flower evaporated milk to boil, strain the spice residue out of the curry juice for later use
3.
Green and red pepper, onion, shredded celery, cut into sections, put the shredded vegetable into the pot, add the curry sauce, add the fried crab, cook, switch the heat to 65 degrees, and finally put a raw egg to beat and stir evenly.
Tips:
The most used seasoning in this dish is coconut milk. In a dish famous for curry, there are more seasonings than curry. Let us introduce you in detail~
Coconut milk is different from the original translucent sweet liquid (coconut milk) in coconuts, and is a cooking ingredient. Coconut milk is made from fresh and mature coconuts, which are peeled and shelled, squeezed, filtered, and homogenized. Coconut milk is called "Santan" in Malaysia and Indonesia, and "Gata" in the Philippines.
The color and rich taste of coconut milk are due to its high oil content and high sugar content. It is a very sweet milky white viscous liquid, which can be used in meals, various soups and desserts. It is most used in Malaysian cuisine, and the nasi lemak made with it can be regarded as an informal national dish in Malaysia.
Then, of course, I want to introduce the curry to everyone~
Curry is commonly found in Indian and Thai cuisine, and is mainly used for cooking lamb, chicken, crab and vegetables. Red, yellow, and green curry are more commonly used. Among them, red curry has the heaviest taste and is used for meats with heavy smell and mutton, such as some seafood and mutton; yellow curry is second, with a more common taste, and is used for chicken and some fish; green curry has the lightest taste and is used For vegetables and some delicious seafood, such as shrimp, cod, etc.