STEP 1/16
Wipe the abalone thoroughly with a clean brush.
There were a lot of black things
I scrubbed very hard.
Maybe it's because it's abalone, but when I wipe it off
It's sticky like essence. Rinse it in water
I worked hard to wipe off the foreign substances.
STEP 2/16
I guess this guy's still alive.
I feel sorry for the shriveled appearance.
I'll wipe it like this
I wiped it off a little more.
STEP 3/16
Removing Abalone Intestines
You separate the abalone from the shell with a spoon
It is important to separate the intestines so that they don't burst.
Put the spoon where the abalone teeth are
I use a spoon to scoop it out and separate it
Oh my god! This guy has a pretty good vibe.
STEP 4/16
Separate the abalone meat from the intestines
Abalone teeth and esophagus were also removed.
living on seaweed and kelp
How hard the abalone teeth are.
The esophagus looks like thread
It's not good for your health
It must be removed.
STEP 5/16
It keeps getting black when I'm preparing it
After you prepare it, rub it with your brush
My hands froze red.
The intestines were put in the freezer right after cleaning.
Let's make abalone porridge.
STEP 6/16
Prepare abalone with cuts.
STEP 7/16
Slice the garlic
Cut the dried peppers and green onions in a round shape.
STEP 8/16
Boil and disinfect abalone shells.
STEP 9/16
Melt the butter in the pan
STEP 10/16
Add garlic and smell the garlic
STEP 11/16
Bake the abalone in a pan.
STEP 12/16
Turn it upside down
Cook it evenly.
STEP 13/16
I made a cut
It looks pretty good.
STEP 14/16
The abalone that's being cooked until it's golden brown
It rises as it cooks
It's quite appetizing.
STEP 15/16
I'll turn off the light here
I'll grind the pepper
A little salt was added to the seasoning.
It's from the sea, so it has its own seasoning
If you want to eat it as it is, you can eat it as it is
I seasoned it with salt because it was grilled butter.
STEP 16/16
I sprinkled parsley powder and pepper at the end.
It's a bit fishy
The smell of pepper also goes well with abalone.