Shrimp Porridge
1.
The amount of rice is right. My casserole is big, 5.3L, so I used three cups of rice (disposable plastic cups). After washing the rice, soak it for more than half an hour
2.
Drain the soaked rice
3.
Wash the prawns well. Use a knife or scissors to break each prawn in half under the head, and pick out the intestines. The broken prawns are more delicious. This process is more painful, and the lesson learned is that next time you buy shrimp, you must buy a larger one, otherwise it would be a troublesome project to break one by one.
4.
A moderate amount of ginger. Some winter vegetables, chopped. stand-by
5.
Put an appropriate amount of water in the casserole and bring it to a boil
6.
The rice was laid, because I put a lot of water, so I didn’t cover it. If I cover it, the water will overflow as soon as I open it. You can use a long-handled wooden spoon to stir from time to time, remember to stir in one direction. This will still be a big fire. Wait until the rice is boiled and bloom, stir it from time to time, add oil, winter vegetables, and ginger to taste. If it is not enough, you can add some salt. I added a little salt
7.
Continue to cook, stirring occasionally to avoid sticking to the bottom of the pan. Turn off the heat to a low heat and cook slowly. Finally, seeing that the porridge is almost ready, put the shrimp in the pot. The shrimp are cooked quickly, so don’t leave it too early
8.
The shrimp is cooked quickly, you can see the color of the shrimp turn red in a while, and cook it again, ready to be out of the pot.
9.
The porridge is ready, turn off the heat and add coriander
10.
Season with white pepper
11.
Stir well
12.
You're done, serve it out, a delicious bowl
Tips:
A friend pointed out that the salt should not be put out early, it should be put out soon; it should be like this, so let’s do it next time.