Steamed Sichuan Scallops and Pear
Overview
Sichuan clam and steamed pear is a health-preserving medicinal diet. Made with snow pear, Sichuan clam and rock sugar. The method is simple and quick, nutritious and healthy, and has the effects of moistening the lungs, relieving cough and resolving phlegm.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Sydney pear, 3 grams of wild Sichuan clam, and a little yellow rock sugar.
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Wash the pear and cut off a little bit from the root (about a fifth).
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Use a spoon and knife to scoop out the core of the pear, then scoop out the pear flesh and chop it into small pieces.
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Put back the chopped pear flesh.
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Add yellow rock sugar. If you add too much for the first time, add water to dilute it, but you can add less.
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grams of Sichuan clams, crushed into pieces.
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Put it in a cup.
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Cover the pear lid and secure with toothpicks.
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Put it in a pressure cooker and add 500ml of water below.
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Close the lid and set for 20 minutes.
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Okay, let it cool down a bit and then you can eat it.
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It's basically steamed, just stir it evenly. It is said that the wild one is easier to use. Steaming a pear a day for three days is about the same.