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The Baked Conch

March 9, 2020 by Vivian He Leave a Comment

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Growing up by the seaside has given me a profound appreciation for the ocean’s bounty. Among the many treasures it offers, grilled conch holds a special place in my heart. This delectable seafood dish is a culinary masterpiece that combines the flavors of the sea with the charm of open-air beachside dining. In this article, we will explore the fascinating world of grilled conch, from its preparation to its cultural significance, and why it remains an irresistible delight for those who, like me, grew up savoring its unique taste.

Roasted whelk

Roasted whelk

 

The baked conch is a special and fresh dish in Shandong Province,When the fresh conch is heated in time, the hardness and elasticity of its foot muscles are greater, and its chew ability is better.

How To Make The Baked Conch

Before we dive into the mouthwatering world of grilled conch, let’s start by understanding what conch is and why it’s so special. Conch, pronounced “konk,” refers to several large species of sea snails, but the queen conch (Strombus gigas) is the most sought after for its tender and flavorful meat. These marine mollusks inhabit the warm waters of the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico, thriving in sandy seabeds and coral reefs.

Roasted whelk

Roasted whelk

 

The queen conch’s spiral-shaped shell, adorned with vibrant shades of pink, orange, and cream, makes it an iconic symbol of the tropical seas. But it’s the succulent meat inside that captures the attention of seafood enthusiasts around the world. With a texture that falls somewhere between a clam and a scallop, conch meat boasts a sweet, delicate flavor that is enhanced when grilled to perfection.

Step 1

First we clean the conch. How? We take a toothbrush or a steel ball and use the toothbrush or steel ball to clean the dirt and dirt in the crevices.

Step 2

We take out the pot, pour water into the pot, then turn on the heat, bring the water in the pot to a boil, put in the conch, blanch.

Step 3

Then, we cut off the tail of the conch with scissors, remove the meat of the conch with sharp tools (be careful to use sharp tools, in case you hurt yourself), remove the guts, wash and cut into small pieces.

Step 4

Take the soy sauce out, add the soy sauce, but don’t add too much, and stir the conch meat well.

Step 5

Then add white pepper to the conch meat to taste.

Step 6

Stir the conch meat well, and then, take out the starch, add the starch to the conch meat.

Step 7

Add the starch, stir well, then add the sugar to sweeten the conch.

Step 8

Then, with chopsticks, stir the conch meat well, be sure to stir well. In this way, the conch meat can be more delicious.

Step 9

At this time, we can take the conch shell, wash the conch shell with salt water, and then use chopsticks, put the conch meat back into the conch shell.

Step 10

Preheat the oven 200 degrees, put the conch in, bake for about 30 minutes. (depending on oven condition and conch size),and you can eat the baked conch.

Grilled conch is more than a delicious dish; it’s a culinary journey that connects us to the sea, to Caribbean culture, and to the timeless rhythms of coastal life. Whether enjoyed on a sun-kissed beach or at a seafood restaurant, the experience of savoring this maritime treasure is an invitation to slow down, appreciate nature’s bounty, and relish the simple pleasures of life. As someone who grew up by the sea, I can attest that grilled conch will forever hold a special place in my heart and taste buds, reminding me of the beauty and flavor of the oceans that shaped my childhood.

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The Baked Conch

Course: Appetizer
Cuisine: Chinese
Keyword: The Baked Conch

Equipment(affiliate link)

  • pot
  • oven
  • chopsticks

Ingredients(affiliate link)

  • 3 conch
  • beef
  • thin soy sauce
  • salt
  • white pepper powder
  • onion
  • carrot
  • starch
  • wine

Filed Under: Blog, Chinese Eight Cuisines, Recipes, Tutorials Tagged With: Shandong Cuisine, The Baked Conch

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