Sautéed snails
Snail 400g | Doubanjiang 1 scoop |
Onions, ginger and garlic Appropriate amount | Dried chili Appropriate amount |
Light soy sauce Appropriate amount | Old soy sauce Appropriate amount |
Oil, sugar Appropriate amount |
Step 1
Ask the master to clip the snails, or you can go home and cut off the tail, put 2 drops of sesame oil in it for a day, and let the snails spit out the sediment. Change the water every 2-3 hours, clean it, and drain it for later use.Step 2
Knot the green onion, slice the ginger and garlic and set asideStep 3
Put dark soy sauce, light soy sauce, and bean paste in a small bowl.Step 4
Mix the condiments in the bowl with boiling water and set aside.Step 5
Heat the pot and add a little oilStep 6
Pour in onion, ginger, garlic and chili and stir-fry until fragrantStep 7
Pour in the snails and continue to stir-fry over high heatStep 8
Pour in the prepared sauce. If there is less sauce, add boiling water.Step 9
The amount of water should be equal to that of the snails, cover the pot and cook for 3-5 minutesStep 10
Don't boil the soup to dry. When you cook the snails, bring the soup with them. It will be easier to cook the snails and the taste will be more beautiful.Step 11
When loading, remove the onion knots and throw them awayStep 12
When the finished product comes out of the pot, the snails must be cooked thoroughly to fully kill the parasites. The snails are delicious but you should not be gluttonous.Step 13
Take the finished product out of the pot and put it on a plate. Cook the snails for 3-5 minutes, which is just right. If you cook the snails for too long, the meat will become stale., affecting the taste Cooking tips for fried snails in sauce