STEP 1/12
Slice the onion thinly, and cut the carrot thinly into quarters. Cut half a handful of green onions into bite-size pieces, and half a handful of green onions and three cheongyang peppers into appropriate sizes.
STEP 2/12
Turn over the head of the thawed octopus to remove the eggs and intestines, and remove the mouth of the legs. Rub the trimmed octopus with 1/4 cup flour and a handful of sea salt. It removes the impurities in between the octopus suckers. Wash it in running water several times to clean it clean.
STEP 3/12
Cut the octopus into bite-size pieces
STEP 4/12
Place in a bowl of appropriate size and mix with seasoning ingredients other than starch syrup.
STEP 5/12
Add Cheongyang red pepper and season it for at least 10 minutes so that the spicy taste is cut into the octopus
STEP 6/12
Stir-fry onions and carrots in a frying pan with plenty of oil
STEP 7/12
Add the seasoned fish and stir-fry over medium heat. If you stir-fry it on high heat, the sauce might burn, and if you stir-fry it on low heat, a lot of water is formed
STEP 8/12
When the octopus and vegetables are all marinated... When the octopus is cooked
STEP 9/12
Add green onions and chives and stir-fry until they are out of breath.
STEP 10/12
Pick up an octopus and taste it, and add starch syrup to adjust the sweet taste to your taste. The charm of stir-fried octopus is to eat it hot and sweet. Or, make sure that the color of stir-fried octopus is not murky with bay salt.
STEP 11/12
Put it on a proper plate, sprinkle sesame seeds, and finish
STEP 12/12
Put rice on a plate and put a lot of stir-fried octopus on it. This is rice with octopus!