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Exclusive Sauced Seafood

Exclusive Sauced Seafood

Shrimp, abalone, conch and clams are just barely cooked, then plunged into a citrusy, garlicky chilling sauce, letting the ocean sweet flavors soak into every cold, briny morsel.

Instructions

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    Ingredients: large shrimp, spotted babylon snails, white clams, abalone.

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    Garlic, cilantro, small chili peppers, small green limes, yellow lemons.

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    Cut the ingredients and place them in a long dish.

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    Add light soy sauce, oyster sauce, sugar, fragrant vinegar, and sesame oil, mix well, and the sauce is ready.

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    Put water in the pot and bring it to a boil, add ginger slices, then first add the prawns, and blanch the abalone until cooked.

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    Then add the white clams and flower snails, blanch until cooked; remove the white clams as soon as they open, and cook the flower snails for an extra one or two minutes.

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    Remove the heads and shells from the large shrimp, and remove half of the shell on the white part, leaving the meat on half of it so it's easier to eat.

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    Put all the ingredients into the prepared dressing and toss evenly until flavored, then it is ready to taste.

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    Finished product image.

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    Finished product image.

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Ingredients

Main Ingredients

  • Abalone
    to taste
  • Prawn
    to taste
  • White clam
    to taste
  • Flower snail
    to taste
  • Little lime
    to taste

Auxiliary Ingredients

  • minced garlic
    to taste
  • Coriander
    to taste
  • Lemon
    to taste
  • Xiaomi chili
    a pinch
  • Ginger slices
    a pinch

Seasonings

  • light soy sauce
    to taste
  • Oyster sauce
    to taste
  • white sugar
    a pinch
  • Aromatic vinegar
    to taste
  • Sesame oil
    a pinch