This is what was stewing in the crockpot – abalones. These are not canned abalones but dried abalones and are supposed to cost way more than canned ones. How did my mil cook the abalones? First, she soaked the abalones for a few days in the fridge. Then, she put the abalones into the crockpot and cook them overnight on slow heat for more than 24 hours. When the abalones were tender enough, she removed them from the crockpot and sliced them. She had wanted to cook a sauce for the abalones but since she was busy, we just ate them plain – with no salt or seasoning and they tasted good. But I am not a great fan of abalones, my hubby is.
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Me too not a abalone fans, I have a feeling like chewing “plastic”! LOL
I heard before eat it without sauce is the best way to taste out abalone real taste. Wonder how true it is.
hmmmm….yummy. you don’t like abalone? do the girls like them?
wah extravagant snack!! so much work to soften up the solid hard dried up abalone.
your mil only did it for her son la!! ahahahah
Not a abalone fan either.. but my ex’s family loves it.. and eats them for every occasion they can think of..muahahha!!
ooo i dunno how to enjoy expensive food like this wan…