Gyudon Fried Shrimp Double Combo Rice
1.
Take the vannamei shrimps out of the freezer, put them in the freezer, and slowly defrost them naturally. It can also be thawed in clean cold water.
2.
The beef rolls are also taken out of the freezer without thawing.
3.
Take out the appropriate amount directly, and keep the rest sealed and frozen.
4.
Put the beef rolls in cold water and boil the water
5.
Rinse the scum with warm water, remove it, drain the water and set aside
6.
Heat oil in a pan, add the chopped onion (slightly thicker) and stir fry until it tastes good
7.
Add appropriate amount of broth (or water, just cover the fat beef), salt, sugar, cooking wine, steamed fish soy sauce and boil
8.
Pour the beef rolls, boil over medium heat, skim off the foam, continue to simmer for 5-10 minutes on low heat, and turn off the heat
9.
Wash the small rapeseed and carrots, slice them and use a mold to carve out the flower shape (direct discs can also be used)
10.
Put in hot water about 80 degrees (add a little salt in the water), blanch for a few seconds and take it out
11.
Too cold boiling water, drain and set aside
12.
Put the rice in a bowl or deep dish, roughly flatten it, and set aside
13.
After thawing the shrimp, use a kitchen paper towel to absorb the surface moisture
14.
The eggs are beaten with salt, and the starch and bread crumbs are prepared at the same time
15.
Roll the shrimp in the starch, and after the surface is evenly dipped, shake off the excess part
16.
Refill in the egg liquid and roll up
17.
The surface is covered with bread crumbs
18.
Wrap all the shrimps in this way, and heat the pan at the same time
19.
When the oil temperature is about 200 degrees, put the shrimps in the oil pan in turn, fry them slightly until the surface is golden, and the whole can be removed by floating
20.
Put the cooked beef, vegetables and fried shrimp on a plate
Tips:
1. Regarding the beef rolls: I used the beef flakes, foam incubators and dry ice packaging purchased from the "COFCO Wobuwang.com" online. They were still frozen when they were received. Sliced evenly, fat and thin, shabu-shabu or made into Yoshinoya calf rice, are all good choices.
2. Regarding frozen shrimps: I also used "Van American White Shrimp Balls" purchased online from "COFCO Womai.com". It does not shrink after thawing, and the meat is elastic and firm, and it tastes good when used for fried shrimps.