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RECIPES OF VIETNAM |
Muc Chien
(Fried Squid)
Ingredients : |
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1
lb
3
cloves (large)
2
tsp
2
tbsp
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Fresh squid
Garlic (minced)
Nuoc mam (Vietnamese fish
sauce)
Fresh dill (chopped)
Black pepper (freshly ground)
Cornstarch (for coating)
Vegetable oil (for deep-frying) |
Method :
- Separate each squid head and body by gently pulling apart
- Cut off
and reserve the tentacles and discard the head
- Pull our the "pen" and
discard the entrails
- Peel off the membrane from the body of the squid
- Wash the squid until cold running water
and cut the body into rings
- In a bowl, combine the squid and tentacles with the garlic, fish
sauce, dill and black pepper to taste and toss well
- Let marinate at room
temperature for 30 minutes
- Dredge the squid rings and tentacles in
cornstarch, shaking off any excess
- In a wok or wide heavy pan, heat 3 inches of oil to 365
degrees F
- Working
in batches, drop in the squid pieces and deep-fry for 1 minute
- Remove
and drain on paper towels
- Continue until all of the squid is fried
- Just before serving, heat the oil to 375
degrees F
- Add the squid and
deep-fry for 30 seconds, or until golden brown
- Remove and drain on
paper towels and serve hot with
Nuoc Cham
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26 November, 2004