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squid

squid is a mollusk that provides a firm texture to stir-fry and boiled dishes. Remove Offal and the transparent bones.

squid
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NUTRITION · RDA 10.4

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squid (raw) · Per 100 g edible portion

Energy94 kcal
Protein18.84 g
Carbohydrate0.16 g
Fat1.44 g

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Compose meals with Protein foods.

squid can be used in a diet that includes a variety of Protein foods. Protein are ingredients that make up muscles and other body tissues. Serve them with Vegetables and grains, and adjust the amount of seasoning according to the cut or salted and whether it is processed.

How to select and Preparation

Choose one where refrigerated/frozen condition is maintained and the packaging does not leak. Also, check if it is a thawed product. Remove Offal and transparent bones.

Storage and cooking use

Drain the water and divide into portions frozen. It is more convenient to prepare the amount needed for cooking first rather than preparing a large quantity at once squid.

Cooking tips

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References

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Banchan

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