Sea Cucumber Bacon and Preserved Egg Congee

Sea Cucumber Bacon and Preserved Egg Congee

by Blue southern hemisphere

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

Cantonese cooks are ever-changing, and the ingredients depend on personal preferences and tastes. Recently, I bought several kilograms of sea cucumbers and put them in the refrigerator with a large amount of foam at a time. The preserved eggs were used because there were just two left, and the amount was a little too much. "

Ingredients

Sea Cucumber Bacon and Preserved Egg Congee

1. Ingredients: foamed sea cucumber, bacon, preserved eggs, rice.

Sea Cucumber Bacon and Preserved Egg Congee recipe

2. Wash and drain the rice, add a little Himalayan salt and olive oil to marinate for preparation; cut sea cucumbers into sections; cut bacon and preserved eggs into small pieces.

Sea Cucumber Bacon and Preserved Egg Congee recipe

3. Marinate the rice for about half an hour to an hour, put it in a pressure cooker, add salted fish, pour in some water, cover the pot and boil on high heat, then turn to low heat and simmer for about half an hour.

Sea Cucumber Bacon and Preserved Egg Congee recipe

4. Open the lid, the rice and salted fish are basically boiled.

Sea Cucumber Bacon and Preserved Egg Congee recipe

5. Put the cut sea cucumbers in, cover the pot again, boil on high heat and turn to low heat for about 20 minutes and turn off the heat.

Sea Cucumber Bacon and Preserved Egg Congee recipe

6. Sea cucumbers are basically boiled.

Sea Cucumber Bacon and Preserved Egg Congee recipe

7. Put in the sliced preserved eggs.

Sea Cucumber Bacon and Preserved Egg Congee recipe

8. Without covering the pot, just boil on high heat for about five minutes and turn off the heat. Add appropriate amount of Himalayan salt and pepper to eat.

Sea Cucumber Bacon and Preserved Egg Congee recipe

Tips:

1. The porridge made by marinating the rice with salt and oil in advance will make the porridge more smooth and fragrant.
2. If you have bacon at home, use it, if you don’t have it, you can also use ordinary pork.
3. It is a little too much to put all the remaining 2 preserved eggs, in fact, one is fine.

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