Cantonese cuisine - boiled shrimp
Introduction:
"Scalded prawns. People in Guangzhou like to use the method of scalded prawns to make prawns, in order to keep their original taste fresh, sweet and tender, and then shell them and dip them in sauce. "Blanching" is a cooking technique of Cantonese cuisine, that is, scalding food with boiling water or soup. "
Production steps:
Step 1: wash the shrimp first.
Step 2: control the water content.
Step 3: bring water to a boil and add cooking wine.
Step 4: put the shrimp in the pot.
Step 5: cook the prawns and control the moisture.
Step 6: shred the green onion, mince the ginger and shred the pepper.
Step 7: heat the oil over high heat and pour it on the shredded pepper.
Step 8: add soy sauce, sesame oil, shredded green onion, minced ginger and salt to mix well.
Step 9: put the prawns on the plate and serve them with flavored dishes. You can enjoy it.
Materials required:
Prawn: 500g
Pepper: 25g
Peanut oil: 5g
Cooking wine: 10g
Soy sauce: 50g
Salt: 2G
Sesame oil: 5g
Shredded scallion: 10g
Ginger powder: 10g
Note: do not turn the shrimp back and forth when putting it into boiling water to avoid the head falling off.
Production difficulty: simple
Process: mixing
Production time: 10 minutes
Taste: medium spicy
Cantonese cuisine - boiled shrimp
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