Krill Meat Thick Egg Stew
1.
Beat the eggs in a large bowl and thaw the krill meat;
2.
Use chopsticks or a manual whisk to beat the eggs into egg liquid;
3.
The defrosted krill meat smells a little sweet;
4.
Take out 65g of krill meat; put the krill meat in the egg liquid;
5.
Add appropriate amount of salt and stir well;
6.
Heat a frying pan on the heat, brush a thin layer of oil on the bottom of the pan, or use kitchen paper to dip the oil on the bottom of the pan and rub it on the bottom of the pan. Very little oil is used. The main function is to prevent sticking; pour half of the shrimp For the meat and egg liquid, turn the pot to allow the egg liquid to flow naturally to form a pancake;
7.
After the egg liquid is shaped, roll it up from one side;
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Roll the omelet to the other side, push it to one side, brush the bottom of the pan with oil, then pour the other half of the shrimp and egg liquid into the pan, continue to turn the pan to let the egg liquid flow, and spread it into a thin omelet ;
9.
Roll back the omelet that was rolled up just now, and roll up the newly spread omelet;
10.
Put the rolled egg rolls in a pot, continue to low heat, press with a spatula to heat, make sure the egg rolls are cooked from the inside to the outside;
11.
Take out the prepared egg rolls and cut them into small pieces. The krill meat thick omelet is ready.
12.
The tender eggs are wrapped with tender krill meat, one bite, the aftertaste is endless, not to mention the fragrant.
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If your child likes tomato sauce, you can also use tomato sauce to squeeze some graphics on the thick egg stew and decorate it to attract children even more.
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About Antarctic Krill:
Antarctic krill is distributed in the pure and non-polluting surface ice water of the Southern Ocean. It feeds on natural Antarctic ice algae and cannot be cultivated artificially. It is rich in high-quality protein and rich in unsaturated fatty acids. Antarctic krill contains all the amino acids necessary for the human body, as well as nutrient metal elements such as calcium, phosphorus, potassium, and sodium that the human body needs.