Stir-fried Spicy Clams

by Xiaomei's Food Spectrum

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Seafood is not only used for steaming, the eating habits of each region are different, and different stomachs have different tastes.
Steaming is of course the best way to preserve its original freshness and sweetness.

Stir-fried heavy flavors are especially suitable for friends from the mainland. Go to the barbecue stalls in the night market to get a stir-fried clams. This supper is perfect.
Small shellfish such as clams and razors are suitable for stir-frying. This dish uses the all-purpose sauce Lao Gan Ma, which makes it delicious even if you can't cook.

There are two ways to stir-fry, the first is to stir-fry directly in the pot, and the second is to cook it first.
The method used this time is to cook first and then stir fry, which can remove part of the unspit mud and sand, and the meat is more tender. "

Stir-fried Spicy Clams

1. The required materials are prepared according to the picture.

2. The razor clams tasted with water for a few hours, vomiting the sand in the stomach. Clean water, add the razor clams after boiling.

3. After opening the mouth, immediately fished it out.

4. Heat oil in a pan, add green onion, ginger, garlic, and pepper to fry until fragrant.

5. Mix the Laoganma tempeh sauce, green peppers, and red peppers evenly.

6. Under the razor and soy sauce.

7. Mix quickly and evenly.

8. Finished and started eating

Tips:

The razor clams are easy to fall off the shell when stir-frying. Try to stir-fry in a tossing pan.

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