Thai Curry Coconut Crab
1.
The breaded crab shell is very hard, so when you handle the crab cover, you should not break it hard, which will cause the crab cover to crack. Instead, use scissors to cut it along the lines. The crab legs can also be cracked properly (I didn't hit this time)
2.
Spread cheese on the crab lid and cover it completely, don’t care about the gaps, the cheese will melt after roasting. Wrap it with tin foil and send it into the oven, and bake for 10 minutes with a double tube at 150 degrees (different oven temperature and time settings are different)
3.
The grilled crab cover is out of the oven
4.
Put coconut milk in the pot, add crabs, add Thai curry, add a little water, add cooking wine, and cook for about 5-10 minutes. According to experience, add the crab cover when it is almost cooked.
5.
At this time, the coconut milk started to be darker than before, but it was not the deepest at this time. Since I only cut the crab body in half this time, I added one more boil, so I covered the pot and boiled three times separately. , The fire is the smallest, and the coconut milk is easy to overflow when it is boiling, so pay special attention. After boiling three times, the curry is completely blended into the coconut milk, and the coconut milk is already very yellow in color (the picture is a photo of the crab shell just put in, and it has not yet boiled, so the coconut milk is still lighter in color)
6.
When the coconut milk is boiled, the color becomes yellow. Add fish sauce, lemon juice, lemongrass powder, salt and chicken essence to ensure the integrity of the crab when serving. Add mint leaves to garnish and drip with spicy oil.