【steamed Hairy Crab】--- The Most Delicious in Autumn
1.
After buying the crab, raise it with clean water for an hour, and let it spit up impurities.
2.
Leak out the water used to raise crabs.
3.
Clean them one by one with a toothbrush. (If you dare not grasp it, you can use pliers to hold it and brush)
4.
Pour an appropriate amount of water into the steamer, add a few slices of crushed ginger and a green onion knot, and then add 2 tablespoons of beer.
5.
Place the cleaned crabs in the steamer.
6.
Pour cold water into the pot and steam on high heat for about 15 minutes. (The specific time depends on the amount of crabs as appropriate)
7.
When steaming the crabs, prepare a ginger vinegar sauce: put the minced ginger and the chopped green onion in the flavor bowl, add the appropriate amount of balsamic vinegar and light soy sauce, and mix well.
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Steamed crabs are eaten with ginger vinegar sauce, which can not only remove the fishy but also highlight the deliciousness of the crab meat, and the thermal properties of ginger can drive away the cold of the crabs.
Tips:
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1: Add ginger, green onion knot, and beer to the steamed crab water, which can effectively remove the crab.
2: There are only a few steamed crabs. It is recommended not to untie the bindings, so as to avoid the crabs becoming incomplete after being steamed due to struggle during the steaming process. If there are a large number of crabs, the crabs will bite each other, causing the other side to be unable to move. In this way, the steamed crabs are generally complete.
3: When steaming crabs, I personally recommend a cold water pot, so that the water temperature will gradually rise during the steaming process, and the crabs will not struggle due to sudden heat.
4: When eating crabs, it should be matched with ginger vinegar sauce. This will not only remove the fishy but also highlight the deliciousness of the crab meat, and the heat of ginger can also drive away the cold of the crabs.
5: Ginger vinegar sauce: minced ginger, minced green onion, balsamic vinegar, light soy sauce, sugar