Stir-fried Clams
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Collection of steps
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Ingredients: 650 grams of clams, celery, 3 stalks of chives, 2 stalks of ginger, 1 small piece of seasoning: blended oil, appropriate amount of salt, appropriate amount
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Wash the ingredients and cut the vegetables for later use
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Put the pan on the heat, pour in the blended oil, pour in the chives and ginger, stir fry until it is fragrant
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Pour in the washed clams (must be high fire) and stir-fry the clams.
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Pour in some salt and stir fry a few times
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Pour the chives and celery and stir-fry twice to get out of the pot
Tips:
hint:
The nutrient loss is less when the clams are stir-fried with high heat.
(What is stir-frying) The fire should be strong, the pan should be slippery, and the stir should be quick. The fire inevitably requires fast action, and the slippery pot is a necessary condition for the continuous reaction of the material in the pot. Especially for some fluffy green leaves, it is necessary to make every part of the pot wall in contact with the pot wall in a very short time on the fire, and the speed of the mixing can be imagined. If the action is a little slower, it is very likely to burn; if the fire is not big, it may make the vegetables tough.
How to spit sand with clams:
Pour more water into the large basin, and add some salt to the clams.
Then stir back and forth in the basin with your hands to make the clams sway back and forth. It's the flower clam that is dizzy and spit sand.
Check to see if the water in the basin is muddy. If so, change the water and continue. Let the clams continue to spit sand. Repeat this several times for a few minutes and the sand will spit clean.
Another way is to boil a pot of water and pour in the washed clams to fish. When you open the mouth, you can pick it up and rinse the sand in the faucet to clean it. However, it greatly affects the delicious taste of clams, so I don't recommend using them.