Loved by Young and Old, Kung Pao Cashew Shrimp on Cd-rom As Soon As It’s on The Table
1.
Wash the prawns, cut off the shrimp guns, and pick out the shrimp threads. Cong Jiang Suan changed the knife.
2.
Peel the prawns, remove their heads and tails, wash them with clean water, drain the water, put them in a bowl, and marinate them with a little starch and cooking wine.
3.
Pour oil into the pot, push in the shrimps, spread them, and fry them to discolor.
4.
Push the shrimp aside, add green onion, ginger, garlic and stir-fry to create a fragrance.
5.
Pour in Guanli chili sauce and stir evenly.
6.
Put a small amount of hot water to collect the juice.
7.
Pour in cashew nuts, mix quickly and stir well.
8.
You can taste the taste, if it is not salty, season it with salt and it will be out of the pot.
9.
The shrimps are fresh and tender, the cashews are crunchy, salty and sweet, with a slight black pepper flavor. You can also add some cucumber to taste better.
Tips:
1. I use ripe cashews. If they are raw cashews, you need to stir the cashews with a small fire until they are slightly yellow, because the color of the cashews will continue to darken after being served.
2. A little starch of the shrimp is enough, not too much, because too much, the taste and vision of the shrimp will be affected when it is fried.
3. I use Maxim micro-pressure non-stick pan, one-piece pan body, seamless die-casting, clean and no residue.