Palace Lantern Shrimp Ball

Palace Lantern Shrimp Ball

by Moe City Food

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Hard

Time

1h

Serving

2

Around the Lantern Festival, people will hang up festive lanterns.
Today, I moved the "lantern" to the dining table and let it "illuminate" your dinner party, adding a touch of joy. "

Ingredients

Palace Lantern Shrimp Ball

1. After washing the shrimps, add some cooking oil, salt, and ginger slices to marinate them for a delicious taste.

Palace Lantern Shrimp Ball recipe

2. Cut the carrot and cucumber into a short section each.

Palace Lantern Shrimp Ball recipe

3. Cut into a semicircle in the middle, then use a knife to cut the pattern, slowly cut, and cut it as the upper and lower lamp holders of the lamp.

Palace Lantern Shrimp Ball recipe

4. After the eggs are beaten, add salt and white pepper, pour the beaten egg liquid into a preheated non-stick pan and spread it into thin omelets. After frying, cut into thin strips of egg shreds to serve as the lamp spikes.

Palace Lantern Shrimp Ball recipe

5. Pour the right amount of edible oil into the wok, add the right amount of tomato sauce and stir-fry until red, then pour the shrimp into the wok and stir-fry for a while.

Palace Lantern Shrimp Ball recipe

6. Stir-fry the shrimps until the sauce is colored, then pour in water starch, and collect the sauce over high heat.

Palace Lantern Shrimp Ball recipe

7. Isn’t the final appearance beautiful? Welcome guests are super face!

Palace Lantern Shrimp Ball recipe

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