Dry fried river shrimp
Overview
My daughter loves to eat, and my daughter-in-law usually makes it. My daughter-in-law went home during the holidays, so I did it myself. It was the first time I made this, and it turned out to be quite successful. Haha, let me share it with you~~
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Ingredients
Steps
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Wash the small river shrimps and cut off the big ones (you can leave them uncut, just be careful not to get pricked when eating, haha)
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Drain the water through a sieve (three to five minutes is enough)
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Add white wine (I used 56-degree Erguotou), a bottle cap, about half a tael. If you don’t have white wine, you can also use cooking wine. Personally, I think white wine is better.
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Add salt (err on the side of less than too much). Then add five-spice powder, starch, and flour. (There is no requirement for the ratio of flour to starch, 1:1 is fine)
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Stir thoroughly. Coat the shrimps with flour and starch until they are slightly dry
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Add oil to the wok. When adding shrimps to the wok, stir with chopsticks to break up the shrimps. Fry over medium-low heat. It will be almost done when the bubbles in the oil are reduced.
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Pour through a sieve to remove excess oil.
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A delicious dish to plate, serve, and drink with wine~~
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Here’s another detailed close-up~~~~