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Is it better to eat frozen sea cucumber or dry it?
Frozen sea cucumbers are more convenient to eat than dried (dried) sea cucumbers.

In terms of nutritional value, light dry sea cucumber is more nutritious than quick-frozen sea cucumber. Light dry sea cucumber takes a long time to foam, which takes three and a half days, and is suitable for consumers with high taste requirements.

Light dry sea cucumber foaming method:

1. Rinse dry sea cucumber with tap water 1 min, and wash off the surface undulation;

2. Soak the washed dry sea cucumber in 0~5 degree pure water (it is recommended to put it in the fresh-keeping layer of refrigerator to ensure that the container is oil-free) for 24~36 hours, and change the water twice in the middle until the sea cucumber becomes soft;

3. Cut the soft sea cucumber longitudinally from the abdomen, remove the front teeth in the sea cucumber, pick out the white tendons inside, and then rinse it with clear water;

4. Add an oil-free pan to pure water, cover it with high fire and boil it, and then cook it for 40~60 minutes with medium fire until the sea cucumber can be gently kneaded;

5. Soak in fresh 0~5 degree pure water (fresh-keeping layer of refrigerator) for 36~48 hours, and change water twice in the middle until the foam is about 2 times that of dry sea cucumber.

In summary, there are three steps: soaking (24-36 hours)-boiling (40-60 minutes)-soaking (36-48 hours).

The sea cucumber made in this way tastes good, and the sea cucumber tastes chewy.

I hope this helps.