Fried Scallops with Chives
Overview
How to cook Fried Scallops with Chives at home
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Ingredients
Steps
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This is a bird shell that I bought just out of the shell at the market
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Handling bird shells requires courage and patience. Hold the shell with one hand and use the other hand to open it from the root with a knife, and then use the knife to scrape out the internal organs of the bird shell
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It’s so hard to handle the internal organs of the shellfish. Wash the shellfish several times in clean water to remove sand and foreign matter, and the taste will be better
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The washed and drained scallops look appetizing
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Add an appropriate amount of water to the pot and bring to a boil. Put the scallops in and blanch them. Immediately take them out with a strainer and put them in cold water to cool down
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The drained clams are ready for frying
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Remove impurities from leeks, wash, drain, and cut into small pieces for later use
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Prepare ingredients: cut onion, ginger and garlic and set aside
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Pour an appropriate amount of corn oil into the pot, heat it, add the onion, ginger and garlic and sauté until fragrant. Add an appropriate amount of cooking wine
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Add the leek segments and stir-fry quickly over high heat
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Add the scallops and stir fry together
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Do not fry for too long as it will affect the taste. Add salt, sugar and MSG and stir well before eating
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Put the fried leek and scallops into the plate
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The scallops are particularly hard to obtain during processing, so they taste more delicious
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The nutritional value of bird shells is very rich and the taste is more unique when fried with leeks
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Fried clams with leeks is a must-have dish for family banquets