STEP 1/16
How to prepare mussels
When I'm having a hard time going out like these days, I bought 10kg online, and it's quite a lot
Then, I'll teach you how to use #materials and how to store #materials
Put on rubber gloves, wipe off the mussels, and pick out the broken ones
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If you look at the mussels, there are a lot of dirty things on the outside
Rub mussels together or remove foreign substances on the skin
Wipe it off with a kitchen brush
and remove the mustache from the outside of the mussel
But the mussel I bought was really clean and didn't have much beard
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If you wipe it off, it's clean and clean
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I didn't grow up on the mud flat. I didn't have to do that
I thought I could spit out dirty foreign substances, so I did it
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Wipe off the mussels first
Put it in a plastic bag, put salt (2), tie it up, and leave it for about an hour
Rinse it again with running water and drain it through a sieve
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Pour enough water to cover the mussels, add salt (1), and bring to a boil
You can boil it without salt, but if you add a little bit of salt, the soup is clean
It tastes good and helps to keep it for a little longer!!~!
When the mussel starts to open, turn off the heat and let it wait for about 5 minutes
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Separate the mussel from the skin
It does take a long time, but while peeling
If you do it while eating mussels, the skin gets piled up
I only peeled the mussels like this
STEP 8/16
The water that boiled the mussels came out white and it feels like herbal tonics
When boiling mussels, I added a little salt, so it's salty even if you don't season them separately
The soup is really cool and delicious
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Store the soup separately and put the mussels in the dryer
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I dried it for 6 hours at 60 degrees, and it's dried well
It's better to eat than to dry it too hard
It would be best if I could cook it right away without being called
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a chewy, delicious, dry mussel
I boiled it at home and dried it, and it was clean and well dried
If you keep it in the freezer, it's good for you to leave it for a long time
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Put it in a zipper bag and keep it frozen
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Leave the soup as it is for a while and the residue subsides and becomes a clean soup
Wipe the milk carton cleanly, dry it, and pour in the mussel soup
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I'm going to tape it
It's better to use a neat tape, but this is the only tape I have
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You keep the tape carton in the freezer
You can use it as a soup
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I left some while it was dry
It would be good if I made mussel rice
It's hard to store mussels because they're big, but if you just keep the meat after cooking
You can keep it for a little longer