Stir-fried snails with perilla
Shankeng Snail 600g | Fresh Perilla 20 grams |
Green chili 1 | Light soy sauce 100 grams |
Mountain spring water 1 bowl | Starch 2 grams |
Shajiang 5 grams | Ginger 15 grams |
Garlic 3 small flaps | Star anise 2 |
Salt Appropriate amount |
Step 1
The purchased snails should be kept in clean water for a few hours.Step 2
Use scissors to cut off the tail. This will make it easier to suck out the snail meat when eating, and it will be more flavorful.Step 3
Pour the cut snails into a small basin, cover it with another small basin, hold it with both hands, and shake it vigorously a few times to shake out the snails and sediment inside the snails.Step 4
Clean the fresh perilla and drain it.Step 5
Wash the green peppers and cut into rings and set aside. Cut the perilla into small slices and set aside.Step 6
Chop ginger and garlic separately.Step 7
Chop star anise and sand ginger and mix with ginger and garlic.Step 8
Mix starch, light soy sauce and salt to make a sauce and set aside.Step 9
Heat oil in a pot, add ginger, garlic, star anise and sand ginger into the pot and stir-fry until fragrant, add in snails and stir-fry evenly.Step 10
Add green chili and stir-fry evenly.Step 11
Pour in the prepared sauce and stir-fry evenly.Step 12
Pour in a bowl of mountain spring water (you can use clean water instead), cover the pot, bring to a boil over high heat, then turn to medium to low heat and simmer for about 5 minutes. Leave a little sauce behind, which can be used to mix rice. It's great. !Step 13
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