Noodles with Swimming Crab
1.
Prepare ingredients
2.
Soak the rapeseed in light salt water and wash it for later use. It is recommended that you use light salt water to soak leafy vegetables slightly to remove pesticide residues and small insects in the cabbage core.
3.
Open the crab shell of the swimming crab, remove the crab teeth, crab gills, crab stomach, and crab navel. I use fresh frozen swimming crabs, if you have live crabs, it would be better. Frozen crabs are taken out of the refrigerator and rinsed slightly under the water faucet. The crab cover can be opened soon.
4.
Cut the crab body side by side, then dip the cut part in dry flour and prepare for frying. If flour is not added, the crab roe will be lost during the preparation.
5.
Put a little oil and ginger slices in a light luxury pot to heat up, and fry the crabs in it. Be sure to pay attention when frying to prevent the water on the crab body from splashing with hot oil and scalding.
6.
The crab body will slowly turn red when it is fried, and hot water is added at this time. Be sure to heat the water. Please pay attention to this. At this time, the protein in the crab's body will quickly solidify and maintain the most delicious state.
7.
You can put the noodles without waiting for the water in the pot to boil. It is recommended that you use dried noodles, so that the soup will be clear. It's best to use some chewy noodles, which taste better.
8.
Cook until the noodles are cooked through. If you like the chewy texture, then cook it for a while. If you eat it for the elderly, cook it for a while. You can also turn off the heat and simmer it after it is cooked. Remember to add the rapeseed and cook it together!
9.
With a hard-boiled egg, you can enjoy it beautifully!