Poached Seafood Meat Slices

by Bean Emperor Cook Man

4.7 (1)
Favorite
1

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

The Sichuan cuisine series incorporates the taste of southerners and makes boiled seafood slices suitable for you. It is a kind of enjoyment to entertain friends or eat a hot and spicy meal this winter. I hope everyone likes it."

Poached Seafood Meat Slices

1. Slice the meat and sprinkle a little starch on it

2. Fresh shiitake mushrooms

3. Wash and cut fresh squid

4. Pork blood cake, I don’t know if there is any in the north. Pork blood is mixed with rice, steamed and cut into pieces.

5. Sour bamboo shoots are boiled for 15 minutes before cooking to remove the bitterness

6. Baby vegetables, mushrooms, black fungus

7. Pepper and dried chili

8. Coriander, used for garnishing and fragrant, can also go to the fire and relieve greasy

9. Use bay leaves, ginger, garlic, and chili to remove fishy smell and increase fragrance

10. Stir-fry with a little oil under the pot [Boiled seasoning bag] is convenient to buy, it is too troublesome to reconcile by yourself. It’s available in the supermarket, boil the ginger and pork blood cake under water

11. Stew in a pot and add seasonings, cook the vegetables out

12. After the vegetables are cooked, the meat slices, squid, and shrimp are cooked in sequence

13. Layer upon layer

14. Sprinkle garlic chili to enhance the fragrance and color

15. Sprinkle with pepper and dried chili, top with hot oil, pour down the hot soup, sprinkle some sesame seeds and a few coriander; if you like the bright color of red oil, you can buy chili noodles and oil.

16. First class

Tips:

[Boiled seasoning package] Buy it directly and quickly, the spiciness is according to your own preference, and you can make good things by making it yourself.

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