How to eat wasabi octopus

After the octopus is processed, it should be cooked within three minutes.

Mix a small amount of mustard sauce (if you don't have it, you can use mustard oil instead, in fact, the effect of mustard oil is better), sugar, sesame oil, and vinegar. If you don’t like sugar, it is recommended to switch to sweet soy sauce. The purpose is to neutralize the "spicy taste" of the wasabi itself, but at the same time, it will not make the wasabi disappear because of the strong taste.

After the sauce is evenly stirred, it can be poured directly on the cooled long fish for eating; it can also be used as a dipping sauce for tasting.

This method of making octopus with wasabi can also be used to make conch. We only need to cut the cooked conch into thin slices and make it according to the octopus method.

Will eating wasabi octopus infect parasites?

Generally speaking, parasitic diseases of marine fish will not be transmitted to humans. In fact, such patients are not seen clinically at all.

Although octopus is one of the intermediate hosts of Anisakis, in recent years of research, the infection rate of Anisakis in octopus sampling is 0, and Anisakis is parasitic in the stomach and liver instead of muscles.

Anisakis is very resistant and generally parasites in marine fish. Condiments can’t kill, and it can survive for 9 hours at minus 20 degrees. However, it is afraid of high temperatures. Japan complies with European standards and freezes raw seafood at minus 20 degrees for 24 hours to kill all parasites. Insects, there is no such standard in China. Cephalopods such as octopus and squid hardly infect nematodes and are fairly safe. Other fish are not edible in China.

Can pregnant women eat wasabi octopus

Hygiene standards may not necessarily have parasites, but it is better for pregnant women to avoid eating raw or cold. Even if there are no parasites, diarrhea will be terrible.

Remember to supplement folic acid before and early pregnancy, and calcium supplement in the second trimester. Calcium is necessary to maintain the normal function of human nerve, muscle, skeletal system, cell membrane and capillary permeability

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