Glutinous rice squid tube
Overview
How to cook Glutinous rice squid tube at home
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Ingredients
Steps
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Soak the glutinous rice overnight
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I used frozen squid, which had to be defrosted in advance. I originally planned to make only one, but later I found that the glutinous rice was soaked too much, so I had to defrost another one temporarily. I burst into tears. . . . . You need to tear off the membrane on the outside of the squid, and the result will be better-looking. . .
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Dice the onions, mushrooms, and green and red peppers. I don’t know why the other pictures cannot be uploaded. Only the picture of the mushrooms is left. The diced mushrooms are used to make soup. . . .
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Add various diced vegetables to the bowl with glutinous rice
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Add oil, soy sauce, pepper, and salt and stir. I put it directly into the squid tube after stirring. After cooking, it didn't taste very good. Would it be better to let it sit for a while after stirring?
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Seal the squid tube filled with glutinous rice and other ingredients with toothpicks, put it into the steamer, and then pour a little Fujian old wine into the water under the steamer, thinking about removing the fishy smell, but I don't know if it will be effective. The Tianji steamer I used was really painful. I had to add water repeatedly to ensure it was steamed properly. It was better to use a student pot. . . .
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The result of steaming is white, so cute. Because it is frozen squid, a lot of water will come out of the steaming bowl. You can try using a boiler next time. . .