Krill Steamed Custard
1.
Prepare eggs, krill, and warm water;
2.
Put the eggs in a bowl, beat them up a few more times, and let the egg whites completely disperse; then add about 2 times the warm water of the egg liquid, mix well, skim the foam and pour into two bowls;
3.
Put it in the steaming box at 110 degrees for 20 minutes; use an ordinary steamer to steam and then put it in the egg bowl
4.
When the steaming reaches 15 minutes, stop the steaming program, the custard has formed, spread the krill evenly on the custard;
5.
Re-send it into the steaming box and complete the remaining 5 minutes;
6.
Look, the krill has also changed color and matured;
7.
Pour some light soy sauce to season, and sprinkle a little chopped green onion to add color and fragrance.
Tips:
1. Regardless of the size of the egg, the amount of water is 1.5-2.5 times that of the egg liquid, and the soft and hard taste of the custard will be different;
2. Do not put salt in the egg liquid, just drizzle light soy sauce or steamed fish soy sauce after it is out of the pot;
3. The functions of the steamer and steamer are the same, depending on your own kitchenware; the steamer will have a large amount of steam on the steaming cover, so it is best to buckle a small dish or cover the high temperature plastic wrap.