#Botgul #Cherry #SteamedBotgul #Natural oysters have a unique te
Oysters usually start eating in early spring. Most of them are aquaculture caves. I enjoy it in a bag cave or a cave, Steamed oysters, oyster rice, and oyster soup are representative foods that can be made into oysters. Last time I made steamed sub, it's a mussel from nature. This cave is called Cherry Cave because it looks like cherry blossoms. It's not something you can only eat in spring It's called oysters that you can eat for four seasons. The size is extraordinary. Like Seob. I'm full even if I eat just one piece of meat. It weighs a kilo because of the skin, but if the flesh is big and the contents are big Cherry oysters are attractive enough to eat without rice. How to dip it in red pepper paste or sprinkle olive oil and lemon juice in Italian style!! I recommend both. This cherry oyster is said to be a food ingredient that only our country, Japan, and China can eat. Cherry oysters that I saw on the Korean table are not collected from the sea, but from the place where the sea meets the river As far as I know, the cave was twice as big as this one. As a memory. ^^ It's steamed cherry oysters that I peeled in half.
4 serving
Within 15 minutes
강철새잎
Ingredients
  • Oyster
    5kg
  • Cheongju
    2TS
  • Red pepper paste
    wanted
  • lemon juice
    1ts
  • olive oil
    1ts
Cooking Steps
STEP 1/3
It's a friend who's been groomed. I found out on Naver that it's called a cherry cave. But there are various names for this cave, so I don't know which one is the correct name. The Korean table definitely described it as a cherry cave or a cherry cave...I can't think of that. Wash the trimmed oysters in running water once. Boil the water in the steamer and steam it with the oysters. Please steam it a little bit. If you steam it too much, the soft and chewy texture disappears. If you add a little rice wine when steaming, the fishy taste will disappear.
STEP 2/3
It's the size of a cave. It's the size of an adult woman. I have small hands, so the oysters inside are huge. Once boiled, is intimidated and becomes small, but since this oyster steams, I think it remains the same shape and length. It's a huge oyster. It's incomparable to or aquaculture.
STEP 3/3
If you're done steaming the oysters, put some red pepper paste on one side and sprinkle some olive oil and lemon juice on the other. If you have basil, mince it and put it on top, it will taste more luxurious. If you want a more luxurious taste, spray it with truffle oil and it will taste great. Here's how to make red pepper paste!!
https://blog.naver.com/kstencil/222362944928
Put red pepper paste on the broiler and add a little bit of green onion. And the other versions are olive oil and lemon juice. It's a chewy texture with just one bite, and it's complete with braised pollack stew. It's simple!!
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