Scrambling

By VicentaLakin

Scrambling
There is also a great deal of documentation on shrimp in the local books of the tides, such as in the Republic of South Australia's Shrimp Log, which records the variety of lobsters, shrimps, shrimps, shrimps, shrimps, shrimps, shrimps, shrimps, shrimps, crayfish, rainbows, yellow twigs, prawns, shrimps, tails, big feet, etc. Like the shrimp lady, the shrimp lady means the shrimp patch, bigger than the shrimp, older than the shrimp. By the season of shrimp eggs, it is described as "red with red tails, guacamole." As for diets, they often vary from shrimp to prawn, such as white shrimp “savory”, coarse sugar “dry rice”, shrimp “can be a sauce”. Most frequently mentioned are raw foods, as stated in Drylong, Haizhou: “Most of the foods are taken from the sea, so the frogs, fish, shrimp, etc. tastes so good. Now I'm here to teach you how to make pickled seafood. Auntie

Recipe Recommendations

  • mantis shrimp 500 grams
  • ginger 1 block
  • red pepper 3 pieces
  • coriander 6 pieces
  • garlic 2 capsules
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • vinegar appropriate amount
  • chicken essence appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount

Steps for Scrambling

  • 1
    Shrimp in the water, wash it, put it aside, soak it up
  • 2
    Slice the garlic, slice it, put it aside, then wash it clean, slice it, put it aside
  • 3
    I'll cut the ginger slices and cut them into ginger silk
  • 4
    The chili slices are on the plate
  • 5
    Then, put Sei-wee shrimp in the bowl, put the sliced garlic, ginger, cilantro and chili, then pour the appropriate amount of raw, salt, chicken and vinegar, and mix it evenly
  • 6
    In 12 hours, it's ready to eat. It's getting addictive
  • Scrambling Make Tips

    Please choose fresh food, fresh, fresh ginger, fresh leather, with a spoon to scratch the skin, and save time and the piss shrimp must live! After cleaning up and drying up the water, the slices add up. If you want to see more food teaching videos, go to the public number

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