Salt-baked Hairy Crabs---make The Crab Yellow More Mellow
1.
Get the materials ready.
2.
Brush the hairy crabs with a toothbrush.
3.
Drain the water and wrap it in tin foil.
4.
Be as tight as possible.
5.
Wash the pot, heat up and add sea salt.
6.
Repeatedly stir fry with a spatula, and when the sea salt is very hot and dry, poke the salt to the side, put the wrapped hairy crabs in, and then bury it with salt.
7.
Cover the pot and let it turn on for about 10 minutes.
8.
Turn off the heat when you smell the fragrance of crabs, and simmer for 10 minutes in the residual temperature of salt.
9.
Open the crab cover, fragrant, how coveted the crab roe is...
Tips:
1. When frying sea salt, you will hear a crackling sound. Don't worry, this is because the water in the coarse salt is evaporating.
2. When the crackling is reduced, the salt will feel dry, and you can put the hairy crabs in if you feel the steaming on the top of your hand.
3. Don't throw away the coarse salt after use. After letting it cool, shovel off the black part. The rest can be reused.