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Prawns and Giant Black Sea Cucumber

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Last updated 2026-11-15 — Cooking category: Steamed | Cuisine: Shanghai cuisine | Ingredient category: Shrimp & Crab | Flavor: Light | Best season: Spring | Appearance & aroma & taste: Glossy and black, soft and tender texture, rich and savory sauce | Main ingredients: Soaked giant black sea cucumber, dried shrimp roe | Preparation: 1) Rinse the whole giant black sea cucumber repeatedly with water, drain in a colander, place the wok on high heat...

Prawns and Giant Black Sea Cucumber

  Prawns and Giant Black Sea Cucumber

  Cooking category: Steamed

  Cuisine: Shanghai cuisine

  Ingredient category: Shrimp & Crab

  Flavor: Light

  Best season: Spring

  Appearance & aroma & taste:

  Glossy and black, soft and tender texture, rich and savory sauce;

  Main ingredients:

  Soaked giant black sea cucumber, dried shrimp roe

  Preparation:

  1) Rinse the whole giant black sea cucumber repeatedly with water, drain in a colander, place the wok on high heat, scoop in lard, and when the oil is 80% hot, place the sea cucumber skin-side up into the oil. Fry for about ten seconds, then pour out the sea cucumber along with the oil and drain;

  2) In the same wok, add scallion oil, place the sea cucumber skin-side up, add cooking wine, soy sauce, sugar, dark soy sauce, and broth. Sprinkle the shrimp roe evenly over the sea cucumber, bring to a boil over high heat;

  3) Transfer to a porcelain bowl, steam in a steamer for about half an hour until the sea cucumber is tender, then remove, place in a hot wok, cover, and simmer over low heat;

  4 minutes later, remove the sea cucumber and place it skin-side up flat in a serving bowl;

  4) Thicken the remaining sauce in the wok with cornstarch, add scallion segments, drizzle with scallion oil, and pour over the sea cucumber to finish.

  

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