Enjoy emerald shrimp in spring
Argentinian red shrimp 8 pieces | Snow peas 200g |
Garlic 2 flaps | Onions (only the green part) A short paragraph |
Salt (for blanching snow peas) 1/8tsp | Salt A little |
White pepper A little | Vegetable oil 30ml |
Step 1
Wash and devein the shrimp, leaving only the tail shellStep 2
Sprinkle with a little salt and pepper and marinate for 15 minutesStep 3
Wash the snow peas and blanch them in a pot. Add salt before the water boils, so that the dishes will remain green.Step 4
Immediately after blanching, put the snow peas into cold waterStep 5
Heat the oil in the pan and add the marinated shrimps. Don't rush to react, otherwise the shrimps will break into pieces. Turn the pan after a while and the shrimps will not stick to the bottom of the pan.Step 6
When the shrimps are all fried, take them out and set asideStep 7
Put the soaked snow peas in cold water into the oil in the potStep 8
Stir-fry for a few times and add minced garlic and green onions.Step 9
Add the fried prawns and stir-fry together. The time should not be long. Mix briefly and then take it out of the pan and serve it on a plate.Step 10
Green vegetables and red shrimps are appetizing Tips for enjoying emerald shrimp in spring1. In this dish, only salt and pepper are used for salt shrimps, and no other seasonings are used to ensure the original flavor and less salt.
2. When frying the shrimp, be sure not to flip it in a hurry, otherwise the shrimp will stick to the bottom of the pot and break into pieces, which will affect the appearance. Separate the shrimp with chopsticks as you shake the pot, so that all sides of the shrimp are exposed to the oil.
3. Adding salt to blanch snow peas is not to taste salty, but to keep the dish green. This method can be used to blanch other green vegetables.
4. This dish is stir-fried over high heat throughout the entire process, and your hands must be quick and the time is short, otherwise the snow peas will become soft after being fried for too long, which will affect the taste