Cantonese Boiled Shrimp
1.
Wash the Jiwei shrimp, remove the shrimp silk, and drain the water for later use.
2.
Pour a little oil into the pot and heat it up.
3.
Add the ginger and green onions in the oil and stir fry until fragrant. Add water and mix with cooking wine.
4.
After the water is boiled, add the shrimps.
5.
In about 2 minutes, the shrimp will turn red, and they can be fished out.
6.
After removing it, quickly put it in ice water and soak for 10 minutes.
7.
Mince the ginger and garlic separately.
8.
Then add the very fresh, vinegar, and sesame oil and stir to make a dip.
9.
After the prawns are drained, place them on a plate and dip them with dipping sauce to eat.
Tips:
1. If you only use boiling water for blanching, the fishy smell of the shrimp will still remain. Add ginger, green onions and cooking wine to boil the fish to remove the fishy smell.
2. Don't shovel the shrimp when it is just under the boiling water, just push it gently with chopsticks. So as not to shovel off the shrimp heads.
3: The dipping material can be adjusted according to personal taste.
4: Boiled shrimp is best to use fresh.
5: If you put it in ice water, the whole shrimp will look very full, and the shell and meat of the shrimp are also very crisp, and will not become soft after a long time. Regardless of the taste and meat quality, it has been well improved.