STEP 1/7
Put frozen shrimp in the refrigerator in advance and defrost it naturally or if you don't have time, soak it in cold water so that it can melt while preparing the ingredients.
STEP 2/7
Add a little salt and pepper to the thawed shrimp, and mix it with rice flour: 100% potato starch = 1:1. Instead of adding water to make it thick like frying batter, I will lightly coat the defrosted shrimp with natural moisture to show the raw powder.
STEP 3/7
Chop the onions and carrots into small pieces and prepare about half a handful. You can use any vegetables in the refrigerator, and if you want to make it really simple, you don't have to prepare vegetables.
STEP 4/7
Kkanpung sauce is only one plate, so the amount of sauce is small, but if you increase the amount of ingredients and increase the amount of sauce by two to three times, the seasoning can be salty. Even if you increase the amount of soy sauce in the same proportion, you should add a little less seasoning.
STEP 5/7
Cook shrimps in a lightly oiled pan until golden brown.
STEP 6/7
Stir-fry onions and carrots in the remaining oil as they were in the pan, add the sauce, simmer slightly and turn off the heat.
STEP 7/7
Put in the shrimp and mix it. It's done!
- If you use rice flour instead of flour, it's much crispy and has a good texture.
- It's good to buy starch with 100% potato. If you use starch with other additives, it's easy to burn the batter.
- It's more delicious if you add spicy flavors like pepper oil or pepperoncino when you make it with an adult side dish.