- Clean 10 dried scallops and place them into a clay casserole filled with 1.5 liters of water
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Wash the dried scallops thoroughly to remove sand, otherwise it will affect the taste of the congee.
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Wash the dried scallops thoroughly to remove sand, otherwise it will affect the taste of the congee.
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Mix the oil and salt evenly into the rice, otherwise it will easily stick to the pot when cooking.
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Be gentle when peeling the preserved eggs and be careful not to slip when cutting them into pieces.
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Be careful of hot water splashing when pouring the rice into the boiling casserole, otherwise scalding might occur.
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Pay attention to knife hygiene when handling raw meat, and be sure to wash hands afterwards to prevent cross-contamination.
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Add the lean pork pieces separately, otherwise they will easily clump together.
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Stir occasionally while cooking the pork, otherwise the starch will cause the bottom of the congee to burn.
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The casserole is extremely hot right after turning off the heat, please be careful not to get burned when moving it or serving the congee.