How to eat dried starfish? How to eat dried starfish

Dried starfish is a kind of seafood ingredient that is not common in life. In the eyes of many people, dried starfish is a kind of Chinese medicinal material. In fact, it can also be eaten as a dish. So how should dried starfish be eaten? Next, I will write down the complete list of ways to eat dried starfish that I have summarized and share it with you.

How to eat dried starfish? How to eat dried starfish

1. Dried starfish can be steamed and eaten

Steaming dried starfish is a good choice. You can wash the prepared dried starfish with clean water, then steam it in a steamer for fifteen minutes. Take it out and put it on a plate. Then dilute the white vinegar and green mustard, and then make a sauce and pour it directly on the steamed dried starfish. After pouring it evenly, you can eat it directly.

2. Steamed eggs with dried starfish are delicious

Steamed eggs with dried starfish are also very delicious, but when using it to steam eggs, you need to put the starfish in the pot in advance and steam it, then take out the seeds inside, and then make egg liquid with eggs, and steam it in the pot. Stir it several times during the steaming process, so that the steamed egg custard will be soft and delicious. After steaming, you can add appropriate amount of salt and MSG to enhance the flavor, mix well and start eating.

3. Dried starfish is delicious when used to make soup

Dried starfish soup is also very delicious. When making it, prepare a dried starfish, 50 grams of sea coconut, six slices of ginger, an appropriate amount of carrots, and 500 grams of lean meat. After washing the ingredients, cut them into small pieces, and then blanch them with boiling water. Put clean water and ingredients into the pot again and start cooking. After boiling, simmer for about an hour, you can add table salt to season, mix well, turn off the heat and serve. This soup made from dried starfish has a good cough and asthma relieving effect, and can be used as an auxiliary treatment for human bronchitis.