Boil Haihong
Haihong 2 pounds |
Step 1
Most sea rainbows grow on ropes by their byssus, and they are all grown in bunches. Each one is picked individually and washed in a basin many times to remove the sediment and drain the water.Step 2
The easiest way to eat Haihong is to boil it. When cooking Haihong, pay attention to two points: first, do not add salt. Haihong grows in seawater and has its own salty taste. Second, do not add water, just cook Haihong in a dry pot.Step 3
For 2 pounds of Haihong, I took three minutes from turning on to turning off the heat, and then simmered it for another minute. Be careful not to overdo it, the meat will shrink if you overdo it! See why you don’t add water? Haihong itself has its own moisture. After boiling, not only will there be no dry pot, but the moisture will also come out!Step 4
The plump Haihong is on the table. Those who like to dip it in sauce can adjust their own sauce. Most of us who live by the sea eat the original flavor.Step 5
Every rainbow has byssus, which is inedible! It must be removed. Cooking tips for boiling HaihongDo not add water or salt