Fried Sea Hare with Onion and Pepper
1.
The sea hare removes its internal organs, tears off the black film on the outside, and rinses it with water to make it as white as jade;
2.
Prepare the side dishes: half an onion, a chili, and a handful of leeks;
3.
Cut the chili into thin strips, the onion into thin strips, and the leeks into small pieces; if you have red peppers, it will look better;
4.
Separate the head and body of the sea hare, and cut the body in half, which is conducive to maturity and taste;
5.
Heat the wok, pour in a proper amount of oil when the pan is hot, pour the sea hare into the pan when the oil is 70 to 80% hot, and stir-fry quickly, the sea hare will shrink slightly and come out of soup soon;
6.
At this time, pour the shredded pepper, onion, and leeks into the pot, continue to use high heat, and stir evenly; these dishes can remove the fishy and fragrant, and the taste is crisp and tender. The scent penetrates into the soup, making the sea hare not easy to taste;
7.
Pour in an appropriate amount of white pepper; a major condiment of seafood is white pepper, which has the effect of removing fishy, refreshing and fighting cold;
8.
Sprinkle an appropriate amount of salt, pour a little soy sauce, and then stir-fry a few times, turn off the heat, and serve. This dish with the soup is crispy and tender. It is delicious when it is soaked in rice or steamed with steamed buns in the soup.