Spicy Clam
1.
Soak the clams in water, add a spoonful of salt to promote the clams to spit mud and sand, and change the water several times in between. Soak for about an hour. .
2.
You can see a lot of dirty things floating on the water, wash it several times and control the water for later use
3.
Put an appropriate amount of water into the pot, cover the clams, add ginger and cooking wine to remove the fishy, and bring to a boil
4.
Cook until all the clams open their mouths, remove the water and let it dry for later use
5.
Cut garlic into slices, cut green and red peppers into sections, cut into half of chives, and sprinkle the remaining half on top of the clams.
6.
Put the right amount of oil in the pot, you can put more. Add green and red peppers, garlic slices, green onions and Pixian watercress.
7.
Stir-fry Pixian Douban with red oil
8.
Add water-controlled clams and stir fry
9.
Put in the oil and stir fry evenly
10.
Finally, add chili oil and sugar. . Stir-fry and get out of the pot. . .
11.
Sprinkle the remaining half of the chopped green onion to garnish
12.
Spicy and rich, it can hardly stop. .
Tips:
If the clams remain open after being fried, they can’t be eaten, because they have died before. Also, it is recommended not to fry in a non-stick pan, as hard shell foods can easily scratch the coating of the non-stick pan. Iron pan is the best. .