Squidfish

By VicentaLakin

Squidfish
Ink fish are born with a lovely little face, and we're always in the hot pot, but the white belly of its drums makes one imagine that it is not only tasteful, but also nutritionally rich and of high medicinal value, and contains a wealth of protein, fat, inorganic salt, carbohydrates, and so on, and is a favourite。

Recipe Recommendations

  • baby cuttlefish 300g
  • edible oil appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • leek 100g
  • Jiang appropriate amount
  • cooking wine appropriate amount

Steps for Squidfish

  • Make Squidfish step 0
    1
    Clean up the ink fish and cut it into small pieces
  • Make Squidfish step 1
    2
    Clean up the ink fish and cut it into small pieces
  • Make Squidfish step 2
    3
    Open up the water, put in a proper amount of salt and wine, add a good tortoise boy, hotten it for a few seconds, and weed it dry。
  • Make Squidfish step 3
    4
    Open up the water, put in a proper amount of salt and wine, add a good tortoise boy, hotten it for a few seconds, and weed it dry。
  • Make Squidfish step 4
    5
    Put a spoonful of oil in the preheated boiler and put it in the ginger fragrance; join the squirt for a moment, so that the squirts are tumbled quickly
  • Make Squidfish step 5
    6
    Put a spoonful of oil in the preheated boiler and put it in the ginger fragrance; join the squirt for a moment, so that the squirts are tumbled quickly
  • Squidfish Make Tips

    1. Adding ginger slices and cooking wine when blanching the baby squid is to remove the fishy smell; since it is being made for a baby, the baby squid is cut into small segments, so it only needs to be blanched for a few seconds before being removed; normally, 10-15 seconds is sufficient to take them out, and if the time is too long, the baby squid will become tough. 2. After adding the Chinese chives, stir-fry quickly over high heat; if the time is too long, the chives will become tough and affect the texture. 3. For the baby squid, I chose Yi Jia Yi Zhan Malaysian wild-caught baby squid. This variety is unique to the Malaysian waters and has a small spine at its tail, known as the best-tasting squid. And most importantly, I'm lazy~ I didn't want to do the prep work~ The purchased baby squid has already had the outer skin, inner skin, internal organs, and bones removed; it only needs a simple rinse before it can go into the pot~ The taste is absolutely amazing