Garlic seaweed river shrimp
Overview
How to cook Garlic seaweed river shrimp at home
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare materials. Wash the small river shrimps several times with water to control the moisture, control the moisture! Control moisture! Say important things three times! one_one|. Otherwise, the oil will really collapse, so you can use kitchen paper to absorb it a few times.
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Chop the garlic.
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Drain the small river shrimps, add salt, cracked black pepper, dry starch, and mix well.
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Add oil to the wok. The river shrimp is very cooked. If you don't want to put too much oil, you can actually half-fry and half-fry it, you just need to fry it a few more times. Regarding the oil temperature, you can put a chopstick into the oil. If small oil bubbles appear quickly, the oil temperature is OK. If the oil bubbles only appear slowly, you have to wait a little longer.
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Put in the small river shrimps and try to separate the shrimps as much as possible. Do not put them in a bunch or a few at once, because the small river shrimps are eaten whole. If the shrimp heads are not fried through and crispy, I will not be responsible for piercing your mouth when eating. ¬_¬
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This is the first wave to come out^ε^. When frying for the first time, the surface will harden for a while and then you can take it out of the pan.
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After frying in batches, put them together and prepare for the second frying.
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For the second frying, use a higher oil temperature and fry for a few dozen seconds before serving.
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Leave a little oil in the pan for frying the shrimps, and fry the minced garlic until it's slightly browned.
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Use a slotted spoon to remove the minced garlic and pour it over the fried river shrimp while it's still hot.
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Pour in the seaweed-flavored furikake, stir, and it’s fragrant! Crispy! Crisp! Delicious! Y^O^Y
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If you can't finish it all at once, you can put it in a small jar as a snack. It's just not as crispy as when it was eaten back then, and it will have a bit of skin, but the taste is not bad.