Long-hai shrimp

By VicentaLakin

Long-hai shrimp
Love games, love foods, 8th of Chestnut's recipes - Lobsters Jin

Recipe Recommendations

  • prawns 300 grams
  • Longjing tea 1 gram
  • egg white a quarter
  • cornflour 1 gram
  • salt 1 gram
  • Shaoxing wine 10 grams

Steps for Long-hai shrimp

  • Make Long-hai shrimp step 0
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    Buy live prawns。
  • Make Long-hai shrimp step 1
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    Scratch the shrimp line, then wash it clean and control the water。
  • Make Long-hai shrimp step 2
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    One quarter of the egg and one gram of salt were added, and they were tuned, suspended for five minutes, then added a gram of raw powder, which was picked for half an hour。
  • Make Long-hai shrimp step 3
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    Shrimp pickles are almost ready, boiled water and tea, dropped half, left only a quarter of a bowl of tea, and a quarter of the tea is still available。
  • Make Long-hai shrimp step 4
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    Foot oil in the pot and shrimp scrawny chips to extract the tar。
  • Make Long-hai shrimp step 5
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    Fried shrimp。
  • Make Long-hai shrimp step 6
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    The boiler washes clean and refuels, and this time less oil, if the pot is soaking. Shrimp is first and then the tea is pouring into the pot, and it's boiled for about 20 seconds. The water is dry, 10 grams of sauerkraut is sprayed, and the pan is even. This step has to be quick. I can't take pictures. I can only speak。
  • Make Long-hai shrimp step 7
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    Shrimp is out of the pot, and the spare tea leaves are spread over it as a dot。
  • Make Long-hai shrimp step 8
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    Shrimp is out of the pot, and the spare tea leaves are spread over it as a dot。
  • Make Long-hai shrimp step 9
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    Shrimp is out of the pot, and the spare tea leaves are spread over it as a dot。
  • Make Long-hai shrimp step 10
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    Original Game I
  • Make Long-hai shrimp step 11
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    Original Game 2
  • Long-hai shrimp Make Tips

    1. Using lard would be more fragrant, but since I haven't rendered any recently, I used vegetable oil instead. 2. When stir-frying, use high heat and toss the wok; the movements must be fast.