Stir-fried Conch Meat
1.
After blanching the conch, take out the conch meat and wash it for later use
2.
Clean the garnish and change the knife to spare
3.
Pick up the frying pan and put the snow peas into fry
4.
Add the red pepper and parsley, fry until broken, and then set aside
5.
Pick up the frying pan and put the snow peas into fry
6.
Add the red pepper and parsley, fry until broken, and then set aside
7.
Continue to cook the frying pan and sauté the green onion and ginger until fragrant
8.
Pour the snail meat
9.
Dip and sprinkle the cooking wine along the side of the pot to remove the fishy smell and increase the fragrance
10.
Pour the side dishes into the pot
11.
Then pour the bowl of juice into the pot
12.
Put in the shallots
13.
Stir-fry evenly over high heat, ready for pan
Tips:
1. When blanching sea snails, do not blanch them for too long to prevent the meat from becoming too old and hard
2. In addition, when blanching the conch, you can add a proper amount of green onion ginger water and cooking wine to the water to remove the smell
3. In addition to stir-frying conch meat, there are actually many ways to eat it, which can taste the delicious snail meat and taste different flavors. But it should be noted that the snail meat should be boiled for more than 10 minutes to prevent infection by bacteria and parasites