Shimizu Crab
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Material: two crabs
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Hold the crab in one hand and an unused toothbrush in the other to wash the crab’s belly and feet clean
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Then I found a rope to tie up the crab. I can’t tie it properly, but as long as I don’t let the crab’s legs come out, it’s the same.
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After boiling, add appropriate amount of water. When it is 70% hot, add appropriate amount of ginger slices and a little rice wine
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Add the crabs, cook on low heat until the crabs are completely discolored, then change to high heat and cook for about 3 minutes.
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Chop the garlic into minced pieces
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Add appropriate amount of vinegar, a little June fresh special grade soy sauce and sesame oil, and mix well
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Take the cooked crabs out and remove the rope, put on the adjusted ingredients, and put it on the plate.
Tips:
1. Crabs are rich in protein, have high cholesterol and high purines. Patients with gout should self-control when eating. Those suffering from colds, hepatitis, and cardiovascular diseases should not eat crabs.
2. Although crab meat is delicious, crabs are cold in nature and contain a lot of protein and high cholesterol, so you can't eat too much at one time.
3. Pregnant women cannot eat crabs.
4. When cooking crabs, first use a low fire and then change to a high fire, otherwise the yellow in the crab belly will be boiled out