Korean Sour Spicy Shrimp

Korean Sour Spicy Shrimp

by Red Bean Kitchen

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

20m

Serving

2

Korean cuisine is known for its spiciness, which combines the richness and flavor of Chinese cuisine and the juicy and fresh fish of Japanese cuisine.
All kinds of Korean side dishes are characterized by spicy, sweet but spicy but not greasy.
The sweetness is not added sugar, but naturally produced after kimchi is fermented.
It is said that fermented kimchi can dissolve fat, so it is very greasy.
Another feature of Korean cuisine is its rich variety of side dishes. Vegetables and seafood can be eaten as side dishes.
This hot and sour shrimp is red in color, spicy, spicy, and fresh. The ingredients are real, sour, spicy, sweet and salty. It is really an appetizer that opens up your taste buds in the summer.
As a side dish for watching the Olympics, it is also a very good choice! "

Ingredients

Korean Sour Spicy Shrimp

1. Wash the shrimp and remove the head.

Korean Sour Spicy Shrimp recipe

2. Pour a little olive oil into the wok and stir fry the sea prawns.

Korean Sour Spicy Shrimp recipe

3. Add cooking wine and stir fry for a fragrance, turn off the heat and bring it out.

Korean Sour Spicy Shrimp recipe

4. Take a small bowl and add ketchup.

Korean Sour Spicy Shrimp recipe

5. Add the Korean hot sauce, sugar and a little water and stir well.

Korean Sour Spicy Shrimp recipe

6. Heat the wok and pour the adjusted hot and sour sauce.

Korean Sour Spicy Shrimp recipe

7. Boil the sauce out of aroma, pour into the sea prawns and stir-fry until thick.

Korean Sour Spicy Shrimp recipe

8. Turn off the heat and serve with the prawns.

Korean Sour Spicy Shrimp recipe

Tips:

I use cooked sea prawns, but you can also use live prawns.



This is a cold dish, so wait until the shrimp is cold and delicious.

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