Japanese eels

By VicentaLakin

Japanese eels
Eels, also known as eels, are species of fish that look like long snakes, like snakes, and are generally produced in the salty freshwater boundary. The most common way to eat eels is eel rice. The eel rice has two choices: eel and eel weight. The difference between eel rice and eel rice is that it is in a round bowl and in a square box. In general, there are three levels of “plum plum” and, more importantly, “special” and “extreme”. The volume of eel is generally higher, but the grade of each store is not fixed. Eels in eel rice are generally refined. So it's the two most common cooking methods. Previously, it was recorded that the eel had been cut into a circle, with a string of bamboo stickers, and that its shape was very similar to that of the shampoo, and that the name of the “bum” had been born. White fever means that it is baked with salt without any sauce or sauce, so that the eel tastes better. But I've got this eel dry, and the meat is dry, and it's not for cooking, so it's best to cook。

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Steps for Japanese eels

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    Prepare the main food. It's important to have good food and raw materials. So rice has to choose the ones with less water and full particles. Taste is a mixture of soybean, rice chords and rice, so that they can be sugar-fed, and one or two months later filtrated, transparent and sweeter wine. In short, it is a taste of alcohol, sugar and high sweetness. This is one of the main sources of Japanese style。
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    The rice is baptized twice, with a little bit of oil, immersed for 15 minutes and then immersed in the electric table。
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    Eels dryed in water for two hours, soft。
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    Get rid of the eel's tail, cut it out, and add wine to the wine for a moment。
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    Taste, honey, raw, old, sugar and a little water mixing in the bowl。
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    A layer of starch on the eel surface。
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    It's pouring oil into the pan and frying the eel on two sides。
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    It's time to pour into the sauce, and the little firecracker boils for a few minutes。
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    Juice and then chicken。
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    The boiler is oiled, the raw vegetables are softened and a little salt is added to the boiler. When the rice is ready, the shovels are loosely mixed into the bowl, and the soft and soft raw vegetables are placed on it。
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    Put the eel on the lettuce, saffron and white sesame。
  • Japanese eels Make Tips

    1. Mirin has endless uses and can replace sugar. It is recommended to use mirin in any steamed dishes that call for sugar. Although its sweetness is not as rich as sugar, it fully brings out the natural flavor of the ingredients, enhancing freshness and taste. Mirin has the property of accelerating protein coagulation and tightening ingredients, preventing them from falling apart during steaming, especially in fish dishes. 2. Since the dried eel is coated with starch, the sauce will thicken as it boils later. Turn off the heat promptly once the sauce thickens. 3. When preparing fish, it is recommended to scrape off the silver substance on the surface of the fish; otherwise, the fishy smell will be quite strong.