a stupid question
you all discard the broth?
some use back as soup broth
Good for u, hope u enjoy it.
Some pple feel that all abalone are the same, perhap it may be due to wrong way of eating it such as throwing it into steamboat, frying it w vegge or mixed with archa. That for sure will kill off the taste. All abalone are actually cooked when u bought them in can meaning u can eat it straight form the can. Just need to sliced it into pcs like sashimi (not as thick la) and enjoy...![]()
a stupid question
you all discard the broth?
some use back as soup broth
dry ones not so easy to prepare. you have to prepare the stock and cook for many hours. some prepare a day in advance.Actually imho the source is more important...but dunn how to make
Anyway any abalone expert can share the difference between dry abalone n normal ones n the definition of # of heads (weight?)?
Actually imho the source is more important...but dunn how to make
Anyway any abalone expert can share the difference between dry abalone n normal ones n the definition of # of heads (weight?)?
Got the Calmex Abalone at $87. Think best price, so far.
Dry abalone is refered to the dry one sold in medical hall. Usually they are from Africa. The texture is tough but more fragrance. It is also more diff to prepare as it need many hrs oif cooking to make it soften. Restaurant use it for Peng Cai.
As for nos of head it refers to the size of the abalone. One head is consider the biggest, restaurant standard is about 200 to 220 gm per one head. Whereas when u go restaurant, if they serve 2 head or up to 16 heads, it is smallest in size and lighter in weight. For the cann type, it is usually in 1.5 head.

Thanks for the reply if you still see this.

dry ones not so easy to prepare. you have to prepare the stock and cook for many hours. some prepare a day in advance.
the lesser the number of heads means more expensive. i think it's based on "jin", as in the weight of each abalone.