Prawn Vermicelli in Clay Pot
1.
Prepare the ingredients: Rinse the shrimp. I used the Arctic white shrimp, which is thick and tender. Cut off the shrimp hairs. Use a toothpick to insert from the tail to the head at a position 2 mm below the hard shell of the third joint, and pick out the shrimp thread; Soak mung bean vermicelli in warm water, soft and cut short; wash rape, chives, garlic, and ginger;
2.
Pour a little oil in the wok, put the garlic slices and ginger slices into the wok over low heat, and stir fry until the aroma, then pour the bean curd sauce into the wok, stir fry the red oil;
3.
Put the prawns into the pot, turn to medium heat, and stir-fry for 2 minutes, a little bit of cold water, and fry until the prawns are fully mature and the spicy sauce is very salty, so there is no need to add salt. Pick the prawns with chopsticks and set aside;
4.
Pour the broth into the original pot and bring it to a boil. I use bone broth to heat water; if there is no bone broth, water can be used directly. Shrimp has its own umami flavor, so don’t fish it out if you put it in the water; whether to put salt in the soup is adjusted according to taste ;
5.
After the soup is boiled, put the halved rapeseed and the soaked vermicelli into the pot;
6.
After the dishes change color, pour the vegetables, soup, and vermicelli directly into a large bowl. Place shrimp on the surface and sprinkle with chopped green onions. A simple, delicious, slightly spicy prawn vermicelli is ready. The soup is super simple and delicious.
Tips:
1. The broth does not need to be specially boiled for this dish. You can boil a pot of bone broth or chicken broth in your leisure time, and divide it into small portions into a fresh-keeping box or a fresh-keeping bag for storage. One portion can be taken when boiling the soup and cooking noodles, which saves time, trouble and nutrition. Have a taste
2. The spicy bean paste is very salty, so just put a little salt in the soup; the bone soup is fresh, so don't put soy sauce or a little soy sauce, so as to suppress the umami taste of the bone soup;