Fish in Tomato and Sour Soup, Canadian Arctic Shrimp Vermicelli Stew
Canadian Arctic Shrimp 250g | Abalone 150g |
Blackened fish fillet 150g | Soak vermicelli 100 grams |
Tomato 3-4 pieces | Salt 3 grams |
Light soy sauce 2 scoops | White sesame seeds 3 grams |
Green onion 5 grams | Xiaomi spicy 1 |
Step 1
Canadian Arctic shrimp has firm meat and a sweet and slightly salty taste. Only when you taste it carefully will you notice the difference from ordinary farmed shrimp. Farmed shrimp rarely have firm meat and are mostly soft and waxy; wild cold-water shrimp, found in cold seas and deep oceans, have chewy meat. Cooked and frozen to keep fresh and nutritious, open the bag and thaw for ready-to-eat.Step 2
Defrost the Canadian Arctic shrimp and blackened fish fillets, and clean the abalone with a small brush.Step 3
Changing the knife to make the abalone more delicious.Step 4
Make a cross on the top of the tomatoes and grill them for a few seconds so they can be easily peeled, then cut the tomatoes into cubes.Step 5
Sauté the minced garlic with olive oil in the pot until fragrant.Step 6
Pour in the tomatoes and stir-fry until the juice is released. Add a bowl of water and add the soaked vermicelli.Step 7
Pour in abalone and arctic shrimp and mix wellStep 8
When the soup boils, add the black fish fillets, cover the pot and simmer for 3 minutes.Step 9
When the time is up, take out the pan and sprinkle with chopped green onion, spicy millet and white sesame seeds, add a little salt and light soy sauce to taste. Cooking Techniques for Canadian Arctic Shrimp Vermicelli Pot with Tomato and Sour Fish Soup