Spicy Octopus-open Core Bud Valley
1.
Try to use chilled octopus, if there is no frozen octopus, try to thaw naturally. People on the coast like to bring hairtail with white phosphorus. My family thinks it is too fishy, so I remove it. According to personal preference. The cut head and internal organs are cleaned.
2.
Cut into sections of 6-7 cm, diagonally. Cut straight at will. The kitchen paper absorbs moisture, which is related to the personal safety of fried fish and the later taste of the fish, so it must be wiped dry inside and out. Some people like to use thirteen incense, cooking wine. salt to marinate. Personally, I don't think it is necessary as long as the hairtail is fresh. If it is not fresh enough, consider it. But it's still authentic!
3.
Clean the coriander and place it on the fish plate for later use. Wash the green onion and cut into sections. Separate the green onion leaves and set aside.
4.
Boil the oil to fry the octopus, you must use a high fire.
5.
Fry until the fish becomes tight and slightly yellow, and remove it.
6.
Choose bad peppers, and of course you don’t have one in my house. Try to use hand-cut peppers that are free of preservatives and additives.
7.
Use the bottom oil of fried fish to fry the distilled pepper until the moisture is quick to dry.
8.
Pour in water or beer, 600ml of water per pound of hairtail, be sure to submerge the body of the fish.
9.
Bring to a boil and pour the octopus. Turn to low heat, cover the pot and simmer.
10.
When the juice is about to be collected, let the scallion stir and fry it out of the pot. If you like strong flavor, you can put MSG, chicken essence, spices and so on.
11.
There are salt, garlic and ginger in the bad peppers, so you don't need to add anything, the color and fragrance are delicious.
Tips:
Why use rapeseed oil? This is because the aroma of hot pepper is particularly mellow when fried in rapeseed oil. The peanut oil scent is too strong to cover the original scent of fish and pepper. What you eat is the original flavor of the ingredients!