Pan-fried (boneless) Octopus
1.
Buy a fresh hairtail (not frozen), wash it to remove the internal organs and gills, and rinse it repeatedly to remove the moisture.
2.
I remove the hairtail and cut it into even sections, and cut it with an oblique knife on both sides to make it delicious.
3.
Put the octopus in a basin, add appropriate amount of cooking wine, green onion slices, ginger, salt, chicken essence, mix well and set aside to taste.
4.
Remove the savory hairtail to the bilateral and middle bones and spines for later use.
5.
Dip the boneless hairtail (one hairtail is divided into 2 pieces) with dry starch and shake off the remaining powder.
6.
Put a little oil in the pan and fry the octopus in the pan, and adjust the firepower according to the degree of maturity and coloring (medium-to-small fire is appropriate).
7.
Fresh octopus has a better taste than frozen octopus, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and has a fresh and fragrant taste.
8.
As one of the lunch dishes is a good match.