Seafood Superior Pot 海鲜一品锅

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I have a new colleague whom is a young chap and someone who simply lives to eat. And because he’s just so full of ideas for food, every time when I am in a dilemma on what to eat, he can provide me with all sorts of suggestions. YES, even as a food blogger, I have my dilemma for food at times, in fact most of the times !! I think it’s precisely that as a food blogger, I always have 1001 ideas on what to cook or bake or what I wanna do, but I never really get down to doing it eventually coz I can’t make up my mind which one I should choose ?? So at the end of the day, I get so tired thinking that I would simply nua and NOT do anything at all ! LOL !! Ironic, isn’t it ?

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So that day this new colleague of mine was suggesting a 一品锅. Can’t exactly remember what the conversation was about though, but the name of the dish rang a bell within me. Instead of a huge project like those 盆菜 that we had during CNY, I can always make do with a mini one with everyday ingredients. Plus the chilled weather for the entire day, the mood was just more than fantastic. So what’s better than a pot of warm and inviting Seafood Superior Pot to end the day with ?

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The sweetness from the fresh seafood being cooked in a flavourful broth that’s fused with some abalone and oyster sauce and made complete with some green as spinach, made this a real delightful one pot dish ! Although the dish is termed as superior pot (一品锅), it doesn’t necessary mean that it has to be served in a very elaborate manner. To make it as homely as possible without losing the original intent, I used daily food ingredients that are easily available too so that you can tuck into this dish anytime even when it’s not a festive period ! 

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Remember to get your everyday fresh groceries from PurelyFresh online for all your cooking needs !! 

Enjoy !! 

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Seafood Superior Pot 海鲜一品锅
 
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Recipe type: Main
Cuisine: Chinese
Serves: 2
Ingredients
  • 6 dried scallops (soaked in 300ml of water as below)
  • 6 pcs large prawns
  • 5 pcs fresh scallops
  • 2 pcs squids (cut into pieces)
  • 5 pcs chestnuts (optional)
  • 1 can button mushroom (you can use any kinds of mushrooms as desired)
  • some spinach (you can use any kind of greens as desired)
  • 1 tube egg tofu (deep fried in hot oil till golden brown and drained)
  • some carrots
  • 1 tbsp minced garlic
  • 200ml chicken stock
  • 300ml water used to soak the dried scallops
  • ½ tsp abalone sauce
  • 1 tsp oyster sauce
  • ½ tsp sugar
  • 1 tbsp hua diao wine
  • 1 tsp sesame oil
  • 1 tbsp cooking oil (and more for deep frying the egg tofu)

  • Thickening Solution :
  • 2 tsp corn flour mix with 2 tbsp water
Instructions
  1. Heat up 1 tbsp of cooking oil and saute the minced garlic till fragrant.
  2. Add in the dried scallops together with the water that is used to soak the scallops and the chicken stock.
  3. Add in the abalone sauce, oyster sauce, sugar, hua diao wine and sesame oil accordingly.
  4. Stir well and allow the broth to simmer further till it boils.
  5. Add in the carrots, chestnuts (if using) and mushrooms.
  6. When the carrots has softened, add in fresh scallops and squids, tofu and lastly the prawns.
  7. When the prawns has start to turn reddish, add in the thickening solution. At the same time, heat up a clay pot or any other pot that you intend to serve the dish in.
  8. When the broth has thickened, off the heat immediately.
  9. Place the seafood, mushrooms, vegetables and chestnuts neatly in the pot before adding the broth into it. Serve hot immediately.
Notes
You can add some abalone slices too to spice up the dish further. Add the abalone after the prawns if using.

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