Unagi Seafood Congee
1.
The old hen and pig bones are pressed into chicken soup with a pressure cooker.
2.
The eel is processed well and the meat is cut into two pieces.
3.
The squid is washed off the outer membrane and cut into a cylindrical shape.
4.
Shrimp head removed.
5.
Wash an appropriate amount of rice used for cooking porridge (according to household habits, reduce a little), add half of the chicken soup and half of water (not too greasy).
6.
After boiling, turn to medium-low heat and add the prepared eel.
7.
Boil until the rice blossoms.
8.
Next the processed shrimp.
9.
Shrimp is cooked until the color changes, and then the cut squid is cooked. The squid is easy to cook.
10.
After boiling, add salt to adjust the taste.
11.
Finally turn off the heat and chopped green onions.
Tips:
This porridge is in a hurry. When I ate it myself, I realized that there was no ginger. Fortunately, living by the sea, from snacking to fish, I am used to the fishy smell. If you don't like the fishy smell, the eel must be marinated with ginger and salt, and the cooking wine is marinated in advance, but my family does not have the habit of using cooking wine.
The baby’s aunt doesn’t like chicken, so we boil it into chicken soup for cooking. It’s a five or six-year old hen. If you don’t have chicken soup at home, you can use minced meat or lean meat instead.
You can put more chopped green onion, and there will be milk when you eat it.