Clean, peel and devein 24-36 shrimp. I like 16-20 pieces per pound size shrimp for this.
Take 1/3 of the shrimp and mince to a fine paste! You can use a food processor, too.
Add a teaspoon of toasted sesame oil, a tablespoon of corn starch, salt, white pepper, minced scallions, a garlic clove passed through a Microplane, double that amount of fresh ginger and a teaspoon of dark soy sauce. Mix well and set aside for 30 minutes. Make the batter.
Butterfly the shrimp the way I show in the video. Stuff the shrimp. Dip in the batter. Fry in 375 degree oil in small batches and serve with a dipping sauce of apricot preserves mixed with hot Chinese mustard.
Easy crispy batter
1 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 cup milk
1/2 cup ICE water, let the cubes go in the batter. The colder the batter the crispier the finished product
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
Just whisk together and use immediately. Consistency should be looser than pancake batter!
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At about 2:59 …“it’s thicker, and it’s saltier…” Actually, Pearl River Bridge Soy Sauce is less salty, than light soy. Darker yes, slightly thicker yes, but not more salty. Andrew, I heard a podcast of you & Alton Brown speaking a few years ago. You really opened up about your past addictions & it brought tears to my eyes. Long life to you dear brother, peace always.
So simple looks amazing yum
Good one.
How do you like the Cuisipro stuff vs Microplane?
My only complaint is why not in 4k?
Oh boy those look awesome! Also, what is it about this guys voice and personality that I could just listen to him talk for hours?
Looks very good! And i love your Apron!!! Looks so cute on you thanks for your hard Work
Why would I need an excuse to make this?
Looks yummy. I have a recipe addiction. You should see my dining room table, it has categorized recipes all over it. If I file the recipes, I forget about them. The recipes are like placemats, people eat on top of the recipes. I will make very soon, trust me.