# ðĶŠ cockles scalding with seafood dipping sauceðķð
ðĶŠ cockle raw materials:
âĒ 1 kg of fresh cockles
âĒ Water for scalding
âĒ 1 tablespoon salt
âĒ 1-2 lemongrass (add to deodorize fishy)
ðķïļ Seafood dipping sauce raw materials:
⊠â Garden Chili Peppers 15-20 Tablets
⊠â Thai garlic 8-10 cloves
⊠â 1-2 Coriander Roots
⊠â 3 tablespoons fish sauce
⊠â 4 tablespoons lemon juice
⊠â 1-1 Â― tablespoons granulated sugar
⊠â 1-2 tablespoons cooked boiled water
ðĐâðģ How to do it:
1. Prepare cockles
âĒ Wash the cockles several times thoroughly.
âĒ Scrub the bark, remove the soil and mud
âĒ Soak the salt mixture for 20-30 minutes and rinse again.
2. Scalding cockles
⊠â Boil the water to boil. Add salt and lemongrass.
⊠â Add cockles to scald for 1-2 minutes for semi-ripe.
âŠ. If you want to ripen more, scald a little longer.
âŠ. Scoop up and soak in cold water immediately.
3. Make a seafood dipping sauce
âĒ Peppers, garlic and coarse enough coriander root
âĒ Add fish sauce, lemon juice, sugar and boiled water.
People give melted sugar
âĒ Taste to taste sour, salty, spicy, slightly sweet
4. Serve, arrange cockles on a plate, serve with a seafood dipping sauce, eat when the clams are still warm, very delicious. ðķïļðĶŠ
Tip: If you eat it yourself and want to be safe, cook the clams thoroughly, especially those that are unsure of freshness or source.
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