Garlic Eel in Casserole
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If you have time to buy eel home, you can raise it for two or three days, so that you can spit clean and reduce the muddy smell
2.
Sit in a pot of water, add green onion, ginger, cooking wine, vinegar, and salt to a boil
3.
Leaf really didn’t dare to catch eel with his hands, so he poured out the water in a drain pot
4.
Pour into a heat-resistant storage bag
5.
Put it in the pot together with the fresh-keeping bag and quickly close the lid, otherwise the eel will come out
6.
Just open the eel's mouth slightly
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Pick up too cold
8.
Wash away the mucous membranes
9.
Make an incision in the abdomen and remove the internal organs. In fact, the blood of eel is also nutritious, but I am afraid of fishy, so I wash the blood
10.
Chop
11.
Wipe dry with kitchen paper towels
12.
Boil the oil to 70% heat, add the eel
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Fry for about 3 minutes, scoop up
14.
Put a little oil in a casserole, add garlic and stir golden brown
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Put in the eel. Adjust the sauce, oyster sauce, light soy sauce, vinegar, pepper, cooking wine, a small bowl of water, sugar, pour into a casserole, cover
16.
Stew until the juice is collected
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Add the green onion and stir well.