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Frying Dried Squid
Dried squids are fresh, gutted squid usually dried outside under the sweltering sun.
Course
Breakfast, Main Course
Cuisine
Filipino
Cook Time
10
minutes
minutes
Total Time
10
minutes
minutes
Servings
2
people
Calories
253
kcal
Ingredients
12
pieces
dried medium size squid
4
tablespoons
oil
Instructions
Note: Soak dried squid in water for 30 minutes to soften before frying. Dry thoroughly with paper towel before cooking.
Heat oil over medium-low heat.
Place dried squid and lower heat to low.
Slow cook each side for 3 minutes. Use the kitchen utensil to flatten the squid. If you don’t do this it will curl and will not cook evenly.
Before removing from pan adjust heat to medium. Cook for another minute to crispy the dried squid.
Transfer to a plate lined with paper towel. Let it rest for a few minutes and it will get crispier.
Serve with vinegar dip or any pickled vegetable. Enjoy!
Notes
The whole squid is edible once cooked.
Don’t put it on a very high heat, it will overcook and taste burnt.
Once you open the package any uncooked squid can go back to the freezer. You can store it for months in an airtight container or zip lock.
If the dried product is too salty or tough, submerge it in water for ½ hour before frying.
Bigger squid will require longer cooking.
Yes, dried products can be grilled or cooked in the oven.
Nutrition
Calories:
253
kcal
|
Fat:
28
g
|
Saturated Fat:
2
g
|
Cholesterol:
13
mg
|
Sodium:
2
mg