STEP 1/10
The pen shell crown is quite large. I got it as a Chuseok gift. First, cut it back and forth, and then cut it in half. Since it's too big, I thought it would take time to cook, so I cut it in half.
STEP 2/10
I prepared a pen shell crown and frozen seafood. I thought it would taste less like seafood if I put in pen shells, so I prepared 2 packs of seafood packed in one meal.
STEP 3/10
Pour plenty of olive oil on a heated pan and stir-fry sliced garlic. It's to make garlic oil. Stir-fry until garlic is sufficiently fragrant.
STEP 4/10
Then add the brocolin and stir-fry it together. Brocholine takes time to cook.
STEP 5/10
When the brocolin is medium cooked, stir-fry it with frozen seafood and temple. Stir-fry quickly over high heat.
STEP 6/10
And add butter. Stir-fry butter until well melted and moistened. If you have white wine here, it's good to put it in. I don't have white wine or rice wine, so I just stir-fried it.
STEP 7/10
Season with garlic salt, pepper, basil powder, and parsley. It's because it catches the fishy taste of seafood along with the scent. The rest of the seasoning can be made with Parmesan cheese powder.
STEP 8/10
It's done when the temples are cooked. If the temple is cooked, taste it and add Parmesan cheese powder if it's not enough.
STEP 9/10
Put it on a plate and finish with truffle oil and parmesan cheese powder.
STEP 10/10
I put the stir-fried temple brocolin butter with baguette. Stir-fried mussel brocolin butter is done. In addition to the fragrant aroma of truffle oil, the temples were large, so I felt like I was eating Italian or Spanish food when I ate it on a real baguette.