Simple delicious food---stir-fried shrimp with celery
After hearing too much about the so-called inside story about freshwater farmed shrimp, I was a little scared. Shrimps are generally eaten at home, all of which are grass shrimp, white shrimp and sand shrimp. Among them, sand shrimp has the best taste. Because it is wild, my mother-in-law always thinks it's a waste to fry, and she is usually eaten stewed in salt. Grass shrimp and white shrimp are generally used for stir-frying. The taste of the grass shrimp meat is a little harder, but it's better than the big strips. It feels good in the mouth. Today's stir-fried shrimp dish also uses the meat of grass shrimp. Because the shrimp paste has been stir-fried, the meat has all turned red. Even the celery has a touch of oily red. The soup is red and bright. It's also good to use it for bibimbap.
stir-fried shrimp with celery
Recipe Recommendations
- celery 250 grams
- grass shrimp 200 grams
- carrots appropriate amount
- salt appropriate amount
- edible oil appropriate amount
- chicken powder appropriate amount
- salty and fresh
- fried
- ten minutes
- ordinary
Steps for stir-fried shrimp with celery

1
Shell the shrimp, remove the sand string, mix well with a small amount of salt, chicken powder and cooking oil and marinate.
2
Appropriate amount of carrot, shredded.
3
Wash the celery and cut it into sections.
4
Put oil in a frying pan, add shrimp meat and stir fry slightly.
5
Stir fry until color changes and cooked.
6
Put it up for use.
7
Stir fry shredded carrots and celery in oil in the pan until fragrant.
8
Stir fry until it is almost cooked and add in the shrimp.
9
Add the right amount of salt.
10
Add appropriate amount of chicken powder, stir fry well and remove from the pan.