Scallop Sandworm Lean Meat Congee

by Love fish de Xiaofeifei

4.7 (1)
Favorite
6

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

4

Recently I like all kinds of porridge that nourish the stomach
When making this porridge, I specifically asked my dad how to deal with sandworms. Although it sounds a bit troublesome, the porridge made like this is really fragrant. The aroma and taste of sandworms are completely released and it is super delicious!

Scallop Sandworm Lean Meat Congee

1. Prepare the ingredients for porridge

2. After washing the rice two or three times with water, soak in water for half an hour

3. The time to soak the rice can be used to prepare other ingredients: dried sandworms are cut into thin strips with scissors like this

4. Cut all the dry sandworms and set aside

5. Wash the scallops and soak them in warm water

6. Pour the right amount of oil into the pan and heat it up

7. Put the cut dried sandworms in a pan and fry slowly on low heat

8. After about two or three minutes, the sand worms will fry out and become golden brown.

9. Put the fried sandworms in cold water and soak them out, then wash the sand in the sandworms. Pour out the water for the first round of soaking the sandworms.

10. Change the water and continue to soak for 10 minutes (Do not pour out the water this time, save the porridge with the sandworms)

11. Pour out the water in which the scallops are soaked, and crush the scallops with a kitchen knife or fingers

12. Cut lean meat into small cubes

13. Add 1/3 tsp cornstarch and 1/2 tsp soy sauce, stir well and marinate for a while

14. Pour the sand worms and the water soaking the sand worms into the rice

15. Pour scallops

16. Add enough water

17. Cover the pot and bring to a boil

18. After the porridge is opened, open the lid, turn to medium-low heat and continue to simmer. Use a spoon to mix the bottom of the pot a little to avoid muddying the pot

19. Continue to cook until the porridge is cooked and gradually thickened

20. Add the marinated lean meat

21. Add ginger

22. Stir well and continue to cook for 7 or 8 minutes

23. When the porridge is cooked, add some salt to taste

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Tips:

1. When frying the sand worms, be sure to have a low fire, so as not to fry the sand worms;
2. Dried sandworm itself has a salty taste, so be careful not to put too much salt when you put it in;
3. When making porridge, stir the bottom of the pot with a spoon from time to time to avoid muddying the pot.

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