Stir-fried Razor Clams with Garlic and Black Pepper

Stir-fried Razor Clams with Garlic and Black Pepper

by Xingwu

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

5m

Serving

2

Razor clam meat is delicious, nutritious, rich in protein, fat, carbohydrates, calcium, phosphorus, iron, etc. Razor clams also have certain medicinal effects. Razor clams are sweet, salty and cold. They are used for postpartum deficiency and cold, dysentery and dysentery. The shell can be used to treat stomach problems and sore throat.

Ingredients

Stir-fried Razor Clams with Garlic and Black Pepper

1. It’s better to buy razor clams that spit out the sand and spit cleanly, and then refuel with salt water and change the water several times to let them spit out the sand and rinse them.

Stir-fried Razor Clams with Garlic and Black Pepper recipe

2. Minced tempeh, minced garlic, diced Chaotian pepper, cooking wine, oyster sauce, sugar

Stir-fried Razor Clams with Garlic and Black Pepper recipe

3. Heat oil in the wok and add garlic tempeh and chili

Stir-fried Razor Clams with Garlic and Black Pepper recipe

4. Stir fry the razor clams until they open the shell

Stir-fried Razor Clams with Garlic and Black Pepper recipe

5. Add a moderate amount of oyster sauce, don't add too much, because there is still tempeh in it, and too much will make it salty. In addition, add a little sugar to enhance the flavor. Stir fry quickly. Add green onions before cooking. You can drizzle some sesame oil

Stir-fried Razor Clams with Garlic and Black Pepper recipe

Tips:

Stir fry fast, stir fry fast

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