
Ingredients
Prawns ( 400g ) | Tomato sauce ( 75g ) |
Light soy sauce ( a little ) | Cooking wine ( appropriate amount ) |
Ginger powder ( a little ) | Rapeseed oil ( 120ml ) |
Salt ( a little ) | consumption Oil ( 10ml ) |
Granulated sugar ( A little ) | Clean water ( appropriate amount ) |
Starch (appropriate amount) | Vinegar ( a little ) |
Green onions ( a little ) | White pepper ( a little ) |
How to braised prawns

1.Wash the prawns first and cut off the heads.

2.Subtract the tail spine

3.Subtract the shrimp whiskers and pick out the shrimp lines (you can’t take pictures because you have both hands occupied) and set aside
5.Use medium heat and test the oil temperature with your hands (do not imitate)

6.When the oil is 40 to 50% hot, add the prawns

7.After adding the prawns, grill them over medium heat until they turn red

8. in Continue to grill the shrimp until the red shrimp brain oil seeps out and turns red

9.Multiple the shrimp out Plate

10.Put in another pot, add oil, stir-fry tomato sauce over low heat, stir-fry until Reddish.
Here’s a suggestion: use tomato sauce, not sauce, remember.
11.Add the braised prawns and stir-fry continuously until the juice is reduced

12. Before that, make a bowl of juice, add: oil, light soy sauce, salt , white pepper, cooking wine, onion and ginger juice, water, starch, etc., set aside.
Unfortunately, I forgot to take a photo, sorry.
Add to pot.
13. After mixing the bowl juice thoroughly, put an appropriate amount into the pot and wait until the color becomes thick.When the time is right, when done, put it on a plate, garnish with chopped green onion, and eat.

14.The results after lunch between me and my wife are as follows

4.Put oil into the pot
Tips
Peer the shrimp until the red color oozes out Shrimp brain oil.
Remember, be sure to use tomato sauce and not sauce.
The sauce I used this time is not red in color, so please pay attention next time.
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