STEP 1/12
It's the same when you peel and prepare raw shrimp. The sharp point of the shrimp's water gun
When you fry it, you might get hurt because of the water. It's good to remove it and fry it. I peeled it completely.
STEP 2/12
Sprinkle a little pepper on the trimmed shrimp and season it with a little salt and rice wine. (I didn't have rice wine, so I sprayed 1T of soju.)
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I make the sauce. It would be better if there was chili oil, but I didn't want to make chili oil, so I added chili powder and cooking oil 1T each. But it was okay..^^ Add 1T of red pepper powder, 1T of cooking oil (I prefer 2T of chili oil instead of this.) 1T of vinegar, 3T of water, 1T of soy sauce, 1t of oyster sauce, 1T of sugar, 4T of chili sauce and mix.
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I'm going to fry. Add 1 egg and 2T water to 5T starch powder and mix well. When you make batter with starch, the starch sinks underneath and hardens, so you have to stir it well before putting it on. When you stir it, never!!!! Don't be embarrassed. There are probably people who are flustered by the hard starch. Stir it to loosen it up again.
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So it's better to coat it with fried starch with your hands. You can feel it with your hands.
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I'll fry it in 170 degrees oil for a while, shrimp will cook quickly, so you don't have to fry it for a long time. When you put in a drop of batter... One, two.. If it comes to mind, it's just right.^^ Just fry it slightly like this... It feels completely different from when you fry it with frying powder... I really like fried with starch.
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I'm going to fry it in 180 degrees oil for a second time. The temperature is a bit higher than the first round, and it's fried in a golden brownish way^^
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Add the prepared seasoning to the preheated wok over low heat.
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Add minced garlic and chopped green onions to this.
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When it starts to boil, add 1T of starch powder and 1T of water to mix.
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Now turn off the heat and mix in the fried shrimp.
STEP 12/12
Chili shrimp is done!