Delicious and original seafood that you can’t refuse--Iced snails with Japanese soy sauce and mustard
Overview
As the saying goes in Guangdong: Don’t eat it if it’s not fresh. I originally wanted to change my style and make a spicy wine-cooked snail, but after staring at such a vigorous snail for a long time, I still couldn't bear to suppress its original deliciousness with such a strong and exciting taste. Well, let’s make iced snails that keep the original flavor. . . . . Still the same Japanese soy sauce and wasabi.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Soak the snails in salt water and a little oil and spit out sand and set aside
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Boil water in a pot, add a piece of ginger and one or two green onions
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Pour in the washed snails. After two minutes, turn off the heat and soak for one minute. Take it out and immediately rinse it with frozen water
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Put it in an ice bucket to chill
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Fresh, sweet and delicious, the traditional way of eating it with Japanese soy sauce and wasabi is still the most reliable