Gumbo Shrimp Steamed Custard

Gumbo Shrimp Steamed Custard

by Fire plated red leaves

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

1

In the sweltering hot summer, I prefer to make steamed eggs that can be eaten with rice. Steamed eggs are the name of Cantonese. Most people in other provinces call it custard, and some people eat it at morning, lunch, and supper. Unlike Cantonese families, it is often used as a meal for dinner; the custard must be filtered. It will be slippery, and the cold water will not grow old when it is poured into the pot, and it will not look like a honeycomb. It maintains its beauty and is delicious

Ingredients

Gumbo Shrimp Steamed Custard

1. Each material, this is the weight of one person

Gumbo Shrimp Steamed Custard recipe

2. Beat the eggs, cold water and salt together

Gumbo Shrimp Steamed Custard recipe

3. Strain the egg liquid in a bowl

Gumbo Shrimp Steamed Custard recipe

4. Soak the washed dried shrimp in the egg liquid

Gumbo Shrimp Steamed Custard recipe

5. Cut the okra into small pieces and put it in the egg liquid

Gumbo Shrimp Steamed Custard recipe

6. Seal the surface of the bowl with tin foil

Gumbo Shrimp Steamed Custard recipe

7. Put the custard ingredients into a pot with cold water, steam on medium heat for 12 minutes, turn off the heat and steam again for 3 minutes

Gumbo Shrimp Steamed Custard recipe

8. Open the tin foil and pour in sesame oil

Gumbo Shrimp Steamed Custard recipe

9. Pour in the seafood soy sauce

Gumbo Shrimp Steamed Custard recipe

10. The tender custard is ready to eat

Gumbo Shrimp Steamed Custard recipe

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