Mussels Two Ways
Mussels Two Ways

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To begin with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook mussels two ways using 15 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Mussels Two Ways:
  1. Make ready Ke Mussels
  2. Prepare In broth
  3. Get Ginger
  4. Get garlic
  5. Get medium onion
  6. Make ready stevia 2g packets or 1/2 Sprite
  7. Take chilli leaves
  8. Get fish sauce
  9. Prepare Cooking oil
  10. Prepare Pepper
  11. Prepare Water
  12. Make ready Baked
  13. Take garlic
  14. Make ready butter
  15. Prepare Any cheese in fridge (quick melt)

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Instructions to make Mussels Two Ways:
  1. Remove beard and clean mussels well with a toothbrush under running water. Scrape off any white spots with a knife.
  2. In a pot, heat oil and sauté the onions, garlic and ginger.
  3. Once onions are translucent, place 1 cup water and bring to a boil. Once boiling, drop in mussels, add enough water to reach the mussels on top of the pot (water would depend on your pot size. Less water = more flavour). Sprinkle some fresh ground pepper and a dash of salt. Cover.
  4. Simmer until shells open. Remove any scum rising to the top. Remove any shells that did not open. At this point you can choose shells for your Baked Mussels dish and set aside.
  5. MAKING YOUR BROTH DISH: Continue simmering the pot. Add your fish sauce and Sprite or stevia (if sugar free is preferred). Taste and adjust according to desired saltiness (add more fish sauce) and ginger spiciness. Once achieved you can add your chilli leaves and simmer 2-3 minutes more. Taste and notice the difference, delicious!
  6. MAKING YOUR BAKED DISH: In an oven pan arrange your half shells. Add or insert butter slices to each mussel. Top with chopped garlic and a slice or shredded cheese. Another way is to add your garlic to mashed butter. This cooks the garlic better when you top it to the mussels.
  7. Heat in oven until butter bubbles and cheese melts. Remember, this is already cooked so don't leave it too long, meat might get tough. (In picture: the brown ones, I added Korean bean/chilli paste just to try it). 👍

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