Black beer and sea rainbow

Black beer and sea rainbow

Eight years abroad, I haven't eaten fat crabs for eight years. <br />From September of the first year to February of the second year is the season for eating sea rainbow in Germany. So I have to do it several times at this time to satisfy the craving for fresh seafood. <br /><br />The sea rainbow also tastes delicious. <br />There are many ways to do it. I have tried many myself. My favorite is the combination of dark beer and light cream. <br />When cooked in this way, not only does the sea rainbow leave a fragrance on your lips and teeth, but it's a pleasure to dip the soup into your bread, or put down fine flour. <br />(Although I still crave crabs more--)
Warm mixed sea rainbow pork

Warm mixed sea rainbow pork

Haihong is also known as Qingkou. It is small, elliptical, with a conical front end, alternating with blue and black, and has a circular pattern. Haihong meat is delicious and elastic. Most of them are fresh raw materials and can be eaten with or without the shell. Haihong belongs to a mollusk. It contains a kind of mollusk that has the effect of lowering serum cholesterol, and also has the unique effect of inhibiting cholesterol synthesis in the liver and accelerating the excretion of cholesterol, thereby lowering cholesterol in the body. They are more effective than the commonly used cholesterol-lowering drug sitosterol. After eating it, we often feel refreshed and pleasant, which is beneficial to relieving some annoying symptoms. <br />The sea rainbow that was just picked up this morning is really fat and big, so fresh. It's so delicious to make a warm sea rainbow ~~~