Canadian Arctic Shrimp Chips
Canadian Arctic Shrimp 150g | Clear water 140g |
Cornstarch 140g | Edible oil 35 grams |
Step 1
Canadian Arctic shrimp "blackheads" are zooplankton in the deep sea. Because they also grow in the pure and pollution-free Arctic and North Atlantic deep seas, they are harmless like Arctic shrimp. If you don't like it, just discard the shrimp heads, but there is no need to worry about the quality of the Arctic shrimp. It is precisely because of the presence of some blackheads that it further proves that Arctic shrimps are truly “wild shrimps”.Step 2
Remove the shells of Canadian Arctic shrimp and keep the seeds and roe.Step 3
Pour 150 grams of arctic shrimp and 140 grams of water into a food processor and blend into shrimp paste.Step 4
Add 140 grams of cornstarch and 35 grams of cooking oil and beat again.Step 5
Take a piping bag and put it on the cup. Put the shrimp paste into the piping bag. Tie the bag tightly and cut a small slit at the bottom.Step 6
Heat the pan (or egg roll mold) over high heat, squeeze the shrimp paste on top, and cover the mold.Step 7
Bake until the shrimp slices are flat and crispy, open the lid in the middle to check the condition of the shrimp slices.Step 8
After the shrimp crackers are done, remove from the pan and let cool.Step 9
Shrimp crackers are crispy, homemade snacks, nutritious and healthy. Canadian Arctic Shrimp Chips Recipes