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Sauce-Glazed Fresh Abalone

Slowly steeped in a flavorful brine to absorb the taste, then drizzled with a special house sauce — an abalone dish that rivals five-star hotel fare.

8h 15m
Easy
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Sauce-Glazed Fresh Abalone

Ingredients

Abalone or hard dried abalone (washed, soak in running water for 1 hour; hard dried abalone needs 2 days in running water) 2500 g
Garlic cloves (sautéed until fragrant) 100 g
Shallots (fried) 250 g
Old ginger 150 g
Dried tangerine peel 10 g
Star anise 3
Bay leaves 5 slices
White peppercorns to taste
Licorice root to taste
Sichuan peppercorns to taste
Cinnamon bark to taste
Jinhua ham to taste
Pork skin 150 g
Old hen 1
Pork trotter tips 500 g
Seasoning A - oyster sauce 250 g
Seasoning A - chicken powder to taste
Seasoning A - rock sugar a pinch
Seasoning A - caramel color a pinch
Seasoning A - MSG a pinch
Seasoning A - rice wine a pinch
Seasoning A - flavor base liquid a pinch
Seasoning A - sand ginger powder a pinch
Seasoning A - five-spice powder a pinch
Seasoning A - soy sauce to taste
Seasoning A - water 10 kg

Instructions

1

Preparing the abalone

Wash the abalone, soak it in running water for 1 hour, then set aside. If using hard dried abalone, soak in running water for 2 days instead.

2

First braise

First sauté the garlic cloves from the braising spices until fragrant. Combine them with the remaining braising spices and Seasoning A, simmer over low heat for 1 hour, then add the abalone and braise for 3 hours. Remove and set aside.

3

Second soak

Bring the braising liquid back to a boil, then turn off the heat. Re-add the abalone and soak for 3 hours, then plate and serve.