Emerald shrimp congee

By VicentaLakin

Emerald shrimp congee
Holy shit! Ever since I had the rain, God is in a great mood, almost 35 degrees a day. The sun is so hot! Walking through the seafood stand every day, growing grass on those shrimps, thinking about when to eat a good shrimp! But when you think of stripping, you get hairy! One afternoon, I ran into the kitchen, and I got 30 bucks. I couldn't even shake my pen the next day. But when the fragrance of prawn porridge in my mouth, the beauty of the fresh shrimp, the fragrance of celery, the silk of white pepper, it made me feel so worthwhile

Recipe Recommendations

  • rice appropriate amount
  • fresh shrimp appropriate amount
  • celery appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • white pepper appropriate amount
  • yellow wine appropriate amount
  • sesame oil appropriate amount

Steps for Emerald shrimp congee

  • Make Emerald shrimp congee step 0
    1
    Shrimp, strip it off, put it in ginger, onions, yellow water
  • 2
    It's 40 minutes of porridge in the power pressure pan
  • Make Emerald shrimp congee step 1
    3
    The celery is washed and cut with the celery leaves
  • Make Emerald shrimp congee step 2
    4
    The porridge is boiled, the shrimp is put in the water, and the celery leaves, white pepper, salt are added to the boil. The perfume is fine
  • Make Emerald shrimp congee step 3
    5
    The jade shrimp is coming out
  • Make Emerald shrimp congee step 4
    6
    Green celery, pink shrimp, delicious! It's full
  • Emerald shrimp congee Make Tips

    1. The fresh shrimp have already been "sacrificed," so the price is much cheaper than for live ones. When selecting them, check the freshness; a hard shell and opacity are the most important factors. 2. The shrimp must be blanched in boiling water. Add ginger, scallions, and yellow wine to the boiling water to remove any fishy odor. 3. Put the shrimp and celery leaves into the pot. Do not cover the pot at any point, otherwise the celery will turn yellow. Seasoning with white pepper at the end is quite important; it removes the fishy smell of the shrimp and brings out the umami. 4. Put the celery in along with the leaves for a richer fragrance.