
Health benefits
Shrimp: protect liver, enhance immunity, delay aging
Soy sauce: enrich blood, protect teeth, protect bones
Ingredients
Shrimp ( 15~20 ) | Spicy crispy cake ( 100g ) |
| Cashew nuts ( 10 more ) | Salt ( A little ) |
Starch ( A little ) | Sesame oil ( a little ) |
Fish sauce ( a little ) | Sugar ( Adequate amount ) |
White vinegar ( Appropriate amount ) | Soy sauce ( Appropriate amount ) |
Pixian Doubanjiang ( appropriate amount ) | |
Ice wine ( appropriate amount ) | Onion white ( A piece of ) |
Ginger ( A small piece ) | Garlic ( Three cloves ) |
How to make Kung Pao Shrimp Balls

1. Soak the shrimp or peeled shrimp in water.

2.Use absorbent paper to absorb the shrimp

3.Put the shrimp into a container, add appropriate amount of salt, black pepper, fish sauce, ice wine and starch, and marinate for 10 minutes.

4. Mix well, add a little sesame oil and half an egg white and mix well.

5. Cut the onion, ginger and garlic into large pieces.

6.Put the shrimp into the pot until medium cooked.

7.Use two tablespoons of sugar, two tablespoons of white vinegar, half a tablespoon of soy sauce, a few drops Mix sesame oil, a little starch, and half a bowl of water to make a sauce.

8. Put a little oil in the pot and stir-fry a large spoonful of Pixian bean paste until red When the oil overflows, add peppercorns and shrimp balls.

9.Add onion, ginger, garlic and seasoning sauce, and stir-fry until the juice is almost gone.fire.

10.Add the previously prepared cashews and spicy crisps, mix well and serve.

11.The plate is ready~

12.(⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄) is on the table

13.It tastes great with white rice~
Tips
Black pepper and ice wine are very important when marinating shrimp, which can remove the fishy smell and bring out the freshness and sweetness of the shrimp.The spicy crisps and cashews must be turned off before adding them, otherwise they won’t be crispy~ Friends who don’t like to eat pepper can use a rolling pin to crush the pepper~
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