STEP 1/7
Soak glutinous rice for about an hour, slice abalone and chop vegetables.
When I cook abalone porridge, I use kelp water or anchovy broth
STEP 2/7
Abalone needs to be cleaned first, but the foreign substances on the shell
Scrub the foreign substances in front of the abalone with a brush to clean it.
You have to clean abalone as well as eat it right away, and if you keep it frozen, you can cook it more comfortably when you cook it later.
STEP 3/7
If you put a spoon in and turn it slightly, the abalone and the skin are easily separated, so be careful not to burst the intestines.
It also separates the intestines and removes the teeth.
STEP 4/7
You can enjoy it more if you boil it with abalone intestines.
Sometimes, if you put in the intestines, it's uncomfortable to eat because of the texture of the sand, but if you stir-fry the intestines in sesame oil, pour water into a sieve, and boil the porridge, you can eat it neatly.
STEP 5/7
Put sesame oil in a pot and stir-fry abalone first,
Stir-fry until the rice is clear, add vegetables, and stir-fry together
STEP 6/7
When all the ingredients are stir-fried, pour the broth
Pour in the sauce made from the intestines.
When boiling abalone porridge, pour 3 times the broth of rice.
STEP 7/7
If you don't stir well when you boil the porridge, it will stick to the floor
Boil over high heat, boil over medium heat for about 5 minutes, stir well over low heat when the broth is reduced in half.
It has intestines, so I'm showing you the color of abalone porridge
Abalone contains a lot of vitamins B1 and B12 and is rich in minerals such as calcium and phosphorus, so for mothers and growing children
They say it's good.