Shrimp and Dried Radish Pie

Shrimp and Dried Radish Pie

by Er Dong Ye

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

Eating radish in winter and ginger in summer is a classic folk quotation. Radishes do have many advantages. They are rich in nutrition, effective, good in quality and at a good price. No matter how they match, they can be delicious. This shrimp-skin dry radish pie uses a combination of shrimp skins and dry radish, which has a reputation for calcium storage. Although ordinary, it is delicious and has many therapeutic effects. "

Ingredients

Shrimp and Dried Radish Pie

1. Wash the shrimp skin, add oil, stir and soak for 20 minutes.

Shrimp and Dried Radish Pie recipe

2. Add soy sauce and stir well and soak for 10 minutes.

Shrimp and Dried Radish Pie recipe

3. Make up the wheat flour for 10 minutes.

Shrimp and Dried Radish Pie recipe

4. Wash dry radish.

Shrimp and Dried Radish Pie recipe

5. Grate the dry radish, add a little salt and stir evenly to kill the water.

Shrimp and Dried Radish Pie recipe

6. Squeeze out the moisture in the dry radish.

Shrimp and Dried Radish Pie recipe

7. Put the dry radish and shrimp skins in a basin, add chopped green onion, ginger, salt, monosodium glutamate, and sesame oil to make the filling for the pie.

Shrimp and Dried Radish Pie recipe

8. The noodles are made into even-sized noodles, rolled into a round shape, and used as a pie crust.

Shrimp and Dried Radish Pie recipe

9. Add filling in the middle of the pie crust.

Shrimp and Dried Radish Pie recipe

10. Squeeze a little, squeeze tightly around the circumference, and then gently press to flatten the pie.

Shrimp and Dried Radish Pie recipe

11. The electric baking pan is heated, and the pie is fried in the pan and covered.

Shrimp and Dried Radish Pie recipe

12. Fry until golden on both sides and serve.

Shrimp and Dried Radish Pie recipe

Tips:

1. The prawn skins are soaked in oil and soy sauce in advance and then put in the filling, which enhances the umami taste, and the filling does not have the slightest fishy smell.
2. This kind of filling is very cooked and suitable for baking pies.

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