Recipe: Delicious Salmon In Velvety Congee
Recipe: Delicious Salmon In Velvety Congee Delicious, fresh and tasty.
Salmon In Velvety Congee. I have a strong penchant for anything noodles, vermicelli or porridge because they make I love how the turnout of the congee with all the colours in place, the green from the spinach, the orange from the salmon and the yellow from the egg. A recreation of what I've tasted at Ryu Men Tei, Subang Jaya. We always frequent this place when Mike and I still lived in USJ.
Do you guys have any tips/tricks that I can improve on?
This dish came out tasty nonetheless.
Congee or conjee (/ˈkɒndʒi/) is a type of rice porridge or gruel.
You can have Salmon In Velvety Congee using 10 ingredients and 2 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients of Salmon In Velvety Congee
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It’s 2 of dry korean oyster.
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You need 1 of salmon fish head or any fish.
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It’s 3 tbsp of wolfberry or dried GOJI berries.
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Prepare of garnish.
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It’s 1 bunch of tomato and roasted seeweed (nori).
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It’s of velvety congee.
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It’s 1 cup of rice.
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You need 1 cup of oil.
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Prepare 7 cup of water.
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It’s 2 tsp of salt and a dash of white pepper.
The word 'congee' itself is a derivation of the Tamil word kañci or kanji.
When eaten as plain rice congee.
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Salmon In Velvety Congee step by step
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to make a velvet congee use rice :Water:oil ..1:7:1 in a rice cooker together with oyster . when it is cook then add another half cup of water and add wolfberry and salt then simmer another 2 minute.
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poached salmon on a pan with 300ml of porridge for 8 minute then off heat and serve top garnish.
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Salmon fishing hotspots like Alaska and British Columbia are pilgrimage sites for sportfishing enthusiasts.
Commercial fishing for many types of There are six types of Salmon in North America.
Five come from the Pacific coast and are called Pacific Salmon.
These are Chinook, Coho, Sockeye. "The congee needs to cook for a while." In this era, there were few people who ate rice and noodles, but fortunately, Gu YuMian found rice on the vast Internet.
