Gold crayfish

By VicentaLakin

Gold crayfish
Of the many food items, shrimp in seafood is one of the daughters ' favorite vegetables. So, after a while, I'm cooking for her. Today is the first day of the midterm exam, and given how hard she is to learn to use her brain, she'll be comforted with a cosmopolitan "gold crayfish" at night

Recipe Recommendations

  • prawns 20 rats
  • bread crumbs appropriate amount
  • eggs one
  • oil appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • cornflour appropriate amount
  • cooking wine 1 scoop
  • pepper 1 scoop
  • white vinegar a little

Steps for Gold crayfish

  • Make Gold crayfish step 0
    1
    Shrimp picks up the shrimp wire, head off, washes, spares。
  • Make Gold crayfish step 1
    2
    The wine pours in the wash of shrimp。
  • Make Gold crayfish step 2
    3
    Salt。
  • Make Gold crayfish step 3
    4
    With pepper。
  • Make Gold crayfish step 4
    5
    Grab it, pick it up for more than 15 minutes。
  • Make Gold crayfish step 5
    6
    Put the eggs in the bowl, break them up。
  • Make Gold crayfish step 6
    7
    A little vinegar, evenly mixed。
  • Make Gold crayfish step 7
    8
    Get the pickled shrimp, the scattered egg fluid, the right amount of starch and the bakery ready, as shown in the figure。
  • Make Gold crayfish step 8
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    And put the charred shrimp on the starch, thin, even, and round。
  • Make Gold crayfish step 9
    10
    Putd shrimp with starch in the egg fluid and hang it。
  • Make Gold crayfish step 10
    11
    Shrimp with an egg paste to roll around in the bakery。
  • Make Gold crayfish step 11
    12
    It's just that it's all about shrimp。
  • Make Gold crayfish step 12
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    The boiler, waiting for 60-70% heat, drops the shrimp in, blows it up to gold, and you can get it out, control the oil, and set the table。
  • Gold crayfish Make Tips

    1. Add a little white vinegar to the egg mixture to remove the fishy smell and make the eggs fluffy; if not, you can omit it. 2. When testing the oil temperature, put a chopstick into the oil. If small bubbles appear all around the chopstick, it indicates the oil temperature is just right and you can start frying.