Big Pork Shrimp

Big Pork Shrimp

by Yin yin yin yin

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

3

This dish is only eaten during the Chinese New Year, and I am looking forward to it every year for dinner, so I will share the recipe with you here.

Ingredients

Big Pork Shrimp

1. Mix well as shown in the picture, soak the dried shrimps and chop finely. Add salt, pepper, white sugar, minced ginger, and light soy sauce to taste. If you have horseshoes, chop and add a few, the taste will be more crispy.

Big Pork Shrimp recipe

2. Choose a large piece of cabbage, boil the water and blanch it softly, don't blanch the cabbage thoroughly.

Big Pork Shrimp recipe

3. At the root of the blanched cabbage, cut thin with an oblique knife on the back, mainly to make it easier to roll the meat in the next step.

Big Pork Shrimp recipe

4. Flatten the cabbage with the back side facing up, roll up the minced meat on the bottom and wrap it.

Big Pork Shrimp recipe

5. After the roll is wrapped, cut it into pieces with a quick knife and yard with a large bowl.

Big Pork Shrimp recipe

6. Put the pot on high heat and steam for 30 minutes, then turn to low heat and steam for 15 minutes. When steaming for 5 minutes, remember to remove the lid of the pot and let it gas to death. The specific steaming time will increase or decrease depending on the amount.

Big Pork Shrimp recipe

7. After steaming, take a large plate upside down and shape it.

Big Pork Shrimp recipe

8. Use light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, and oysters to fry into a sauce and pour it on the prawns.

Big Pork Shrimp recipe

9. The reason why it is called big meat-wrapped shrimp is because the meat is filled with shrimps and then is wrapped in cabbage. The taste is fresh, sweet and fragrant, and the taste is rich in layers.

Big Pork Shrimp recipe

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