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It's an extra-large abalone and it's really big. It's not hard to touch abalone, but I bought it as a living thing and it was fresh.
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Using a brush, wipe the abalone cleanly and wash it under running water.
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Use a spoon to separate the abalone from the shell. Push the edge of the spoon deep into the abalone to feel like you're lifting it.
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It's not a very difficult process if you use the spoon and hand snap well. Then it's separated from the skin. Don't throw away the intestines. It's good to boil porridge.
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And then press it down with your hand to remove the red tooth. You can remove it by hand or use tools such as knives or scissors.
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When you finish preparing the abalone, you've already eaten half of the grilled abalone butter. Make cuts on the abalone. If you do your best to give it out evenly, the visuals will be good later on.
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That's the end of how to cook abalone. Let's start the recipe for grilled abalone butter. Place butter and minced garlic in a frying pan.
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Stir in butter and minced garlic and cook over medium heat until golden.
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Add abalone and stir-fry it lightly, and cook it evenly back and forth.
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Add the amount of brewed soy sauce, cooking wine, and oligosaccharide and stir-fry them as if they are being boiled. You can add or subtract the amount of soy sauce according to your preference.
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Bake it as if you are stir-frying it so that the sauce is soaked in the abalone so that it does not burn. The recipe for grilled abalone butter is simpler than you think
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Wash the abalone shell well, leave it dry, and put it up one by one, and it's a grilled abalone butter plated with young leaf vegetables.