Why do monsters like steaming after catching Tang Priest?

As we all know, most monsters in Journey to the West are scrambling to eat the meat of Tang monks. When you watch Journey to the West, you will find a very interesting phenomenon. After those monsters caught the Tang Priest, they all seemed to use a cooking method, that is, steaming. As we all know, braised pork or fried meat is better than steamed meat, and barbecue is better. Why do monsters like to eat steamed?

During the Journey to the West, Tang Priest fell into the hands of monsters many times. Some monsters have just been caught and have no time to eat, some have to wait for relatives and friends to eat together, and some have to wait for a good day. In this way, many monsters lost a good chance to eat Tang Priest.

There are also many monsters ready to eat, even the tools for eating meat and good wine are ready. Several times, Tang Priest was put on the steamer. There are also several monsters who say that they want to eat it steamed, and the steamer is ready-made. It can be seen that those monsters are very keen on steaming as a cooking method. However, no monster has ever said anything about cooking, cooking, stewing and roasting. Are you afraid of nutrient loss if you eat like this?

Fear of nutrient loss is indeed one of the reasons. As we all know, the image of Tang priest is tender skin and tender meat, and only steaming can keep its fresh and tender taste. Moreover, they are afraid of the loss of nutrients in the oil pan and the loss of the effect of immortality. Therefore, the monster chooses the most conservative way to eat Tang monk meat without knowing how to eat it. Many monsters choose to steam Tang Priest.

Second, monsters don't have so many tricks to eat. As we all know, in the Tang Dynasty, both ingredients and cooking methods were very simple, either steaming or cooking. Moreover, there were not so many seasonings at that time, and the cooked ingredients easily lost their taste. When cooking, it was only in the Song Dynasty, and it was even later. So the geek can't cook, so he can only simply steam it.

Third, the plot needs. On several occasions, the Tang Priest almost got into the monster's mouth and was almost steamed. If you use other cooking methods, such as frying, stewing, boiling, etc. , you must chop it into pieces first, so you can't wait for the Monkey King to move reinforcements to save it.

What do you think of the way monsters in The Journey to the West eat the Tang monk's meat? Welcome to comment!