
Health benefits
Crayfish: delay aging, antioxidant, anti-cancer and prevent cancer
Celery: calm the liver
Sichuan peppercorns: maintain skin and Mucous membrane health
Food ingredients
Crayfish ( Zi Jiang ) | Celery ( Green Onion ) |
Chaotian pepper ( dried chili ) | Two-finger strips (green pepper) ( Pickled pepper ) |
Zanthoxylum bungeanum ( garlic ) | Salt ( oyster sauce ) |
White sugar ( Curry ) | Beer ( ) |
How to make finger-sucking crayfish with strange taste
1.Crayfish, remove heads and devein, soak in light salt water for 2 hours, drain and set aside
2.Crush the garlic cloves and soak them in water for half an hour, then remove them and squeeze out the water (to remove the spiciness of the garlic and retain its aroma)

3. Slice ginger and mix with a little salt to taste

4. Wash and cut green onions and celery into sections

5.Cut all the peppers and set aside, appropriate amounts of star anise, bay leaves, cloves, and fennel

6.A little butter (to increase the flavor)

7.Cut cucumber into strips

8. Heat vegetable oil until 8 When mature, put the shrimps in the pan and fry them with oil until they change color and take them out (to increase the color and crispiness)

9.The remaining oil in the pot is used for stir-frying

10.The smallest fire will hit Pixian County Stir-fry the watercress until it turns red and fragrant

11.Pour in the garlic cloves and stir-fry over low heat It smells like garlic

12.Pour in the chili aniseed

13.Add salt, oyster sauce, sugar, curry and butter to taste

14.Add peppercorns
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15.Pour in ginger and stir-fry until fragrant

16.Put the crayfish, celery and green onions into the pot

17. Pour the fried ingredients on the noodles and add beer (or water)

18.Bring to boil and season to your liking (I add more sugar), simmer until it is flavorful, turn off the heat and add cucumber strips to retain its fragrance, serve with cold beer and watch the World Cup (big Chinese)
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