STEP 1/7
First of all, onions and peppers
Chop it roughly into 0.5cm squares,
I'll cut the garlic into 0.3cm thick pieces.
STEP 2/7
Fresh mussels
It's not always easy to get
I bought it because it was in the mart this time.
It's convenient and good to use a mussel,
If you use fresh mussels
It tastes better and tastes better.
Even if it's trimmed, wash it in running water,
If you have a lot of foreign substances on it, use a cleaning brush
Scrub the skin off
I'll take off the beard and prepare it.
Sake is cheap and has a good scent
I prepared Hakutzuru sake.
As I said in the preparation of ingredients,
You can also replace it with rice wine or wine.
STEP 3/7
In a pan that was preheated for 3 minutes on high heat
Add 1T of olive oil,
Add the garlic, pepper, and onion
Stir-fry for 2 minutes to taste.
1/3t of salt and 1/3t of pepper
I'll season it lightly.
STEP 4/7
I'm going to add the prepared mussels now.
STEP 5/7
And 100mL of sake
Cover it so that the scent doesn't fly away.
STEP 6/7
To keep the moist meat intact,
I'll cook for 8 minutes based on the time I put the lid on.
If you cook it for too long, the mussel flesh
It can get crumbly.
STEP 7/7
And if you sprinkle the chives?
Steamed mussels with delicious wine and sake are done!
It's quite plentiful, right?
The mussel itself has a salty taste
You don't have to season it separately.
Moist and chewy mussel flesh,
And a delicious sip of soup.
A glass of neat wine here!
It's definitely the icing on the cake, right?
with a baguette
You can enjoy it like a meal.
1) Use garlic to add flavor.
2) If you add spicy peppers, it gives you a refreshing taste.