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Stir-Fried Squid Rolls with Camphor Ice

Rehydrated dried squid is scored in a crosshatch pattern, then stir-fried with borneol juice, bamboo shoots, and garlic sprouts. The dish is traditionally believed to have anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties.

14h 10m
Easy
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Stir-Fried Squid Rolls with Camphor Ice

Ingredients

Dry squid (soaked in warm water for 3 hours, deboned and peeled, soaked in wet alkaline water for 10 hours, scored in crosshatch pattern and cut into pieces) 150 g
Camphor ice (add water, steam to extract juice) 4 g
Bamboo shoots (sliced) 100 g
Garlic chives (washed clean and cut into segments) 100 g
Fine salt 10 g
MSG 10 g
Starch 15 g
Sugar 30 g
Vinegar 25 g
Cooking wine 10 g
Oil 150 g
Sesame oil 15 g
Ground white pepper a pinch
Soy sauce 20 g
Broth a pinch

Instructions

1

Ingredient preparation

Place the camphor ice in a pot with water added and steam over the wok to extract the juice. Soak the dry squid in warm water for 3 hours, then remove the cartilage and outer skin. Soak it in wet alkaline water for 10 hours, then remove and place on the chopping board. Use a diagonal knife to score a crosshatch pattern on the inner skin of the squid, then make perpendicular cuts at 90-degree angles to the diagonal cuts, and cut into uniformly sized diamond-shaped pieces. Slice the bamboo shoots. Wash the garlic chives clean and cut into segments.

2

Mixing the sauce

Combine the fine salt, MSG, starch, and sugar (original text interrupted).