There is always coconut milk in the pantry, so thought of cooking mussel with it instead of cream, which I have not replenished. Find the result lighter and more fragrant.
1. Rinse and brush mussel a few times, soak in water with some flour and salt for a while to clean well. Half an hour before cooking, keep mussel in colander to drain water.
2. In a wide pan, sear leek and bell pepper until fragrant, deglaze with white wine, reduce to half and add 100ml coconut milk. When boiling, add mussel and a good stir to mix. Cover with lid until mussel open up, 30 seconds, stir to mix sauce into mussels.
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