Wine makes shrimp
By VicentaLakin
This dish is inspired by Allrecipe's white wine, which gives shrimp another taste and taste, without a drop of water during the whole cooking process (two TBL water from water-defeating starch), with all the white grapes spilled, and with a few coloured and coloured vegetables added to the original text, furthering the whole view of the dish。
Recipe Recommendations
- salty and fresh
- burn
- an hour
- senior
Steps for Wine makes shrimp
1
Change the peppers into blades, corn chips, orchids into small ones
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(a) Remove the shrimp shell and remove the shrimp line if there is a shrimp line on its back, with two spoons of white wine, one-two spoons of salt, one-quarters of pepper paste, 15-20 minutes static
3
Burn the pot, and put garlic on it, and blast the incense
4
The broccoli is pouring into the broccoli
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(b) Pile down to pickles and corn cores, then light salt, pepper powder and trace sugar, and then fill up the spares
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Purge the pot and hit the fire, add a little oil, pour it into shrimp, and fire it to five to six maturity
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About a second glass of white wine
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It was then poured into pickles of corn cores and broccoli, injected with water starch, and could be fired a few times to the plate。Wine makes shrimp Make Tips
1. Generally, red meat such as beef and pork should be paired with red wine, while fish, shrimp, and chicken should be paired with white wine. However, if you insist on using white wine for beef or red wine for fish, that is fine too; it is your choice.
2. Broccoli takes a bit longer to cook than other vegetables, so it is best to stir-fry it briefly beforehand.
3. Actually, it can be improved a bit by putting the small peppers into the pan in the last step; the peppers will look more vibrant, and they can be eaten raw anyway.