Pineapple shrimp balls

By VicentaLakin

Pineapple shrimp balls

Recipe Recommendations

  • pineapple half a
  • shrimp 250g
  • Canned mixed fruits appropriate amount
  • starch 2 tsp
  • flour 1 teaspoon
  • salt a little
  • cooking wine a little
  • egg white one
  • salad dressing appropriate amount
  • peanut oil appropriate amount

Steps for Pineapple shrimp balls

  • Make Pineapple shrimp balls step 0
    1
    Add a little salt, cooking wine, starch and flour to the processed shrimp, and stir well; add an egg white, and stir well; finally add a tablespoon of corn oil, stir well, and marinate for 5-10 minutes;
  • Make Pineapple shrimp balls step 1
    2
    Half of the pineapple (use 1/4 of the large one) remove the hard core and cut into pieces about the size of shrimp;
  • Make Pineapple shrimp balls step 2
    3
    Drain the mixed fruits and set aside.
  • Make Pineapple shrimp balls step 3
    4
    Raise the oil pan, pour in a proper amount of oil, wait for the oil to be 60% hot (put chopsticks in and create small bubbles around it), turn to medium to medium heat, and put the marinated shrimps into the pan one by one and fry them. Move quickly, otherwise the shrimp will mature unevenly;
  • Make Pineapple shrimp balls step 4
    5
    Fry until golden brown, remove, place on kitchen paper to absorb excess oil;
  • Make Pineapple shrimp balls step 5
    6
    Put the shrimps into the salad bowl, add the pineapple pieces, and squeeze with appropriate amount of salad dressing when warm;
  • Make Pineapple shrimp balls step 6
    7
    Add the mixed fruits and mix well.
  • Pineapple shrimp balls Make Tips

    1. Fried food is not very healthy, so it's okay to make it yourself and eat it once or twice occasionally;

    2. Tips for frying food: Don't turn off the heat before the ingredients are out of the pan, otherwise the ingredients will consume a lot of oil, which will taste greasy and increase the calories.

    3. Put less salad dressing to avoid stealing the flavor of pineapple and shrimp, and the salad dressing is not low in calories.

    Alas! In short,"delicious food is not healthy, and healthy food is not delicious."

    --Encourage them with the "foodies"!