[Tip] For children who dislike eating, snails, snails~~~ Come here~~~

I am raising a child with a picky appetite.

I eat a small amount of crispy grilled meat cooked on a grill since kindergarten...

I really dislike bone broth, so I will never eat it with bones attached.

So, the first thing I fed my child since kindergarten was freshwater snails.

Now, the child has already become a middle school student. That's an old story, haha.

Fortunately, my older child has been happily eating snails deliciously until now.

The little one said they didn't like it again, so I prepared it as sea snail salad.

I bought snails like this. The price is so cheap.

It's a portion just enough for one bite, and I bought it for around 3,000 won.

 

 

[Periwinkle Preparation]

Sprinkle flour and vigorously rub to wash thoroughly.

Then, boil the water and cook for about 1 to 2 minutes before removing.

 

 

 

 

 

[Making Snail Ssamjang]

 

Sauté the onions lightly in oil until sweet, then add the zucchini and continue stir-frying.

And life adds freshwater snails.. Today, I also added blanched abalone and lightly stir-fried it.

You can put two spoonfuls of ssamjang... I ran out of ssamjang at home.

Add 1 tablespoon of gochujang and 1 tablespoon of doenjang, then lightly stir-fry over low heat. Finally, add all the green onions.

And at the end, add a generous amount of sesame seeds and sesame oil to give the children the aroma of sesame oil.

Flirt~~ Hmm~~

If the children are young, they will find the ssamjang spicy.

Then, you can add some bean powder and make it.

Our children have now graduated from kindergarten, haha.

 

 

 

 

Freshwater snail salad

 

Add some onion, cucumber, green onion, and garlic.

Add a little sugar to the super spicy chili paste for a more comfortable taste.

Finish with sesame and chamgi oil~~

 

 

I enjoy eating it wrapped in pumpkin leaves.

The older child is wrapping it in perilla leaves and munching.

The little one is freshwater snail salad.

 

I already knew that snails are good for the bone growth of growing children.

 

According to the contents in the Dongui Bogam
The snail is said to have a cool temperament, a sweet taste, and no toxicity.
It is said to have the effect of relieving constipation, quenching thirst, and promoting proper bowel movements.
In addition, boosting immunity and the abundant vitamin B1 contained in freshwater snails are effective for fatigue recovery.

Rich in calcium and iron, it is good for bone health, prevents osteoporosis, and is effective against anemia.
It has liver detoxification benefits, helps relieve hangovers, improves liver function, is rich in antioxidants that help eliminate reactive oxygen species, and has the effect of preventing cell damage.
Rich in various nutrients but low in calories, making it effective for dieting, it also enhances skin elasticity and prevents skin damage, thus benefiting skin beauty.

 

I must eat freshwater snails at least once a week~~

I recommend freshwater snails for children who do not eat meat.