Seafood Recipes

Shrimp

Shrimp

VicentaLakin

"White burning" is a cooking technique for cuisine that boils food with rolling water or soup. Most people in the North have a conceptual confusion about “boiling” that it is made of white water, but it is not. It is a literally misunderstanding. The real white shrimp has several processes, and it is only through a friend's fingertips that it is understood. Shrimp is the simplest of all, without too many sauces, without a cumbersome process, without having to spend a lot of time, without even taking into account the temperature of eating, without too much thought about the decorator, with an equally simple sour sauce plate。