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I'll start with the abalone. Rub the abalone with a brush and wash it in running water.
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If you look up at both ends of the oval abalone, one side of the flesh doesn't fall off. This part is where the intestines are.
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If you look at the other side, it's off the hook. This is where the abalone mouth is.
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Put a spoon in the side of the abalone mouth and remove the peeler and abalone temples. It takes a bit of strength. Lift it up slightly while pushing it in with a spoon.
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Then the abalone falls neatly from the peeler. Remove from the shell to prevent the intestines from bursting.
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It's dark and there's a part that sticks out.
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If you cut it with a knife, you get a white mouth. Remove this.
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And if you separate the meat so that the intestines don't burst, the abalone preparation is done.
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Put 50g of the internal organs of 2 abalones in a blender, pour about half a cup of water, and grind them finely.
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Wash 2 cups of rice thoroughly in an electric rice cooker and pour the ground entrails into the mixer. If it's a natural abalone, grind the abalone intestines in a mixer and hang them in a fine net. There's sand.
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And add water as high as the water for 2 cups of rice in my pot, and then cook abalone with internal rice.
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Slice 80g of the flesh of 2 abalones thinly.
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In a heated pan, add 1 tablespoon butter and 1 tablespoon cooking oil, and when the butter melts, chop 1/2 onions and 6tol of garlic and stir-fry.
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Please stir-fry onions and garlic for a long time. So that the water will form... Add the abalone and stir-fry it slightly.
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And cut 2 cheongyang peppers without gala seeds in half and stir-fry them.
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And season with a teaspoon of herb salt.
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And add all the prepared abalone rice. There are three bowls.
STEP 18/19
Add rice and stir-fry until well blended, season with 1 teaspoon herb salt and stir-fry again.
STEP 19/19
It's a savory abalone fried rice that's not fishy. Kids like it more than abalone porridge and eat it well.