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After preparing the conger eel, wash the essence in running water and cut it into bite-sized pieces
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Sprinkle salt, pepper, and cooking wine evenly to season.
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Peel and wash ginger and garlic. Stir and chop ginger
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Mix the frying powder and flour in a 1:1 ratio and coat them evenly
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Pour cooking oil into a heated frying pan and heat it to 180 degrees Celsius
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Fry until golden brown, place kitchen towels on a plate and scoop out.
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Put frying powder and flour in a disposable plastic bag at a 1:1 ratio, add seasoned conger eel, shake it, and coat it with frying powder and flour evenly. If you use a disposable plastic bag when you put flour on it, it's good because it doesn't get any flour on your hands, and it saves time.
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Heat the cooking oil that is fried with ginger and garlic to 180 degrees Celsius
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Fry it until it is golden and strain it to remove the oil.
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Boil the sauce ingredients in a heated frying pan.
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Add 5 pieces of fried conger eel and mix until sauce is evenly coated and remove from heat.
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Wash perilla leaves in running water, remove moisture, and shred them.
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Place shredded perilla leaves on a plate, stir-fry ginger and garlic, and place eel on top.
Conger eel is said to be effective for night blindness and a source of calcium and minerals because it contains a lot of vitamin A. Conger eel is rich in protein, fat, and vitamin A, so you eat it raw, and if you eat it with ginger, you can prevent food poisoning with strong sterilization power. When choosing conger eel, it's better to choose the one with transparent mucus, slippery, and transparent eyes. When cooking with conger eel, it is better to wash the essence attached to the surface under running water before cooking.