Salt-fried Argentine Red Shrimp

Salt-fried Argentine Red Shrimp

by Cooking woman snacks

4.7 (1)
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Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Argentine red prawns, wild red prawns, come from South American waters, pure and pollution-free! The cabin is quick-frozen, the meat is firm, elastic, tender, and nutritious!
How can such seafood taste the most delicious?
Only the original flavor can taste that deliciousness"

Ingredients

Salt-fried Argentine Red Shrimp

1. A proper amount of large sea prawns, rinse with clean water.

Salt-fried Argentine Red Shrimp recipe

2. Open the back and remove the shrimp intestines.

Salt-fried Argentine Red Shrimp recipe

3. Sprinkle an appropriate amount of salt and marinate for about half an hour.

Salt-fried Argentine Red Shrimp recipe

4. Add a little oil to the pan and fry until cooked.

Salt-fried Argentine Red Shrimp recipe

5. The shrimp meat made by frying will not lose moisture, and the taste is more tender.

Salt-fried Argentine Red Shrimp recipe

6. Do not add too much seasoning to maintain the original flavor of the shrimp.

Salt-fried Argentine Red Shrimp recipe

Tips:

1. If you use this kind of sea prawn, because the prawn is too thick, it is best to wipe salt one by one. If you use other ordinary prawns, just sprinkle the salt and flip it a few times.
2. This kind of shrimp is thicker, so it needs to be fried slowly on low heat to make it well cooked.
3. All kinds of prawns can be made in this way, the more fresh the prawns, the more delicious it is.
4. Eat while it's hot, it's delicious and fragrant.

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