I used to eat Portunus, some of which are scalded, steamed and fried. The original dry fry is so delicious. Now I only like the dry fry - fragrant.
Step1:First cut the swimming crab in half. Clean the rubber band and mes
Step2:Clean and drain for standb
Step3:Prepare salt, monosodium glutamate, wine, sugar, water, edible oil and pan for standb
Step4:Ginger slices and garlic are put together in the oil pan and stir fried over medium heat. Stir fry to produce fragranc
Step5:Put the portunus in the pan orderly, with the peak facing up, so that the crab meat can tast
Step6:After setting the crabs, put in rice wine, sugar, salt and monosodium glutamate in turn. Cook for about one minute. Then put in a bowl of clear water (Tips - depending on the number of crabs). Finally, cover the crabs. Cook them over medium heat until the water is dry (be sure to observe and not burn them)
Step7:Until the color of the crab turns red. The surface of the crab meat is a little crystal clear and crispy
Step8:Last loadin
Cooking tips:Portunus must be fat. If it's not fat, it's all water. It's boring to eat. What's more important is that it has skills to be fat and delicious.