Spicy bouquets
By VicentaLakin
SPICY FISH CLAMS, A CLASSIC SEAFOOD LICKING SHELL. ON THE SUMMER NIGHT, IT MUST BE IN THE STREETS IN BIG ROWS. A CLAM TASTES SWEET, DOESN'T NEED TOO MUCH SPICE, SIMPLE COOKING IS BEAUTIFUL! FLOWER CLAMS, PREVIOUSLY USED IN WATER EVAPORATION EGGS, Q-BALLS, FRESH AND FRESH, SUITABLE FOR USE BY BABIES AND THE ELDERLY. THIS TIME, IT'S HOTTER, MORE FOOD. I LIVE HERE, ON A BUS FOR 40 MINUTES, AND THERE'S A BIG SEAFOOD MARKET THAT ALWAYS COMES BACK WITH SOME FRESH STUFF. THERE ARE NOT MANY SPECIES, BUT THERE ARE MANY. BUYING FLOWERS AND CLAMS IN THE WATER WITHOUT RUSHING TO COOK SO THAT IT CAN SPIT OUT SAND, AND EAT A MEAL. THE FLOWERS AND CLAMS CAN BE EATEN, THE SHELLS CAN BE COLLECTED, AND THE WIND BELLS WILL LATER BE PUT TO THE WINDOW, AND WHEN THE WIND COMES, ONLY HER AND THE WIND WILL WHISPER。
Recipe Recommendations
- flower buds 2 pounds
- cooking wine 3 tablespoons
- seafood soy sauce 2 tablespoons
- ginger 10g
- scallion 2-3 section
- lush a little
- millet pepper 3-4 one
- salt a little
- slightly spicy
- burn
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Spicy bouquets

1
The flowers and clams that were bought were put in light salt water, 1-2 hours
2
Clean up all surface mud
3
Boiled water, flowers and clams, shells were recovered, warm water washed up and dried up
4
Prepare all raw materials, clams, ginger, onions, peppers, wine, seafood sauce
5
Flames, gingers, onions, smell softer
6
In the flames, the clams go up and up
7
Go down the rice peppers, seafood sauce, wine pots
8
The salt tastes a little bitSpicy bouquets Make Tips
About Clams: 1. Sand purging time: The seafood seller told me 1-2 hours; to ensure the sand is removed completely, I added two extra steps before stir-frying: blanching and rinsing. 2. The clam meat is tender, so do not cook for too long to avoid a tough texture. 3. Salt seasoning: It is said that it is best not to add any to avoid losing the natural umami, but I added just a tiny bit here. 4. Clams are cooling in nature, so shredded ginger is essential; the amount can be slightly generous.