Seafood Crab Congee
1.
First, prepare the ingredients you need. The swimming crabs I bought are relatively large. Two swimming crabs just make a pot of porridge. Clean the swimming crabs with a brush, and then chop them into pieces for later use.
2.
Then clean the fresh shrimp, and then remove the shrimp thread for later use.
3.
Then wash and peel the ginger and cut into shreds. Remove the roots and then wash and cut the chives into sections. Separate the white and green onion leaves.
4.
The rice is soaked in advance, 100 grams of rice is suitable for two people. Soaking the rice can make the porridge taste better and make it easier to boil and bloom.
5.
Put an appropriate amount of water in the Wantu burning earthen pot, cover it, and boil on high heat. Add the soaked rice, stir it with a spoon, boil it again, and simmer for 20 minutes.
6.
After the wok is heated, add a little cooking oil. When the oil is 50% hot, add the shredded ginger and green onion, and stir fry for a fragrance.
7.
Then add the chopped crabs, stir fry for a while on high heat, and fry until the color of the crabs turns red, then turn off the heat.
8.
Add the fried crabs to the casserole, stir evenly with a spoon, continue to boil over low heat, stirring occasionally when cooking to prevent sticking to the pan.
9.
Cook until the rice grains bloom and when the porridge becomes thick, add the prepared fresh shrimp. Continue to cook for a while until the color of the shrimp turns red.
10.
Add appropriate amount of salt to taste before starting the pan, do not add too much salt, otherwise it will affect the taste.
11.
Add a little white pepper, stir well and cook for a while, cook until the porridge silk is smooth and then turn off the heat.
12.
Sprinkle with chopped green onions when eating, and the delicious seafood crab porridge is ready.
13.
Not greedy?
Tips:
1. Friends who don't know how to deal with crabs can ask the boss to help.
2. When making porridge, you can add some scallops to make it taste better.
3. It is suitable for making porridge in a casserole in autumn and winter, which has better heat preservation.