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Crispy Shrimp Balls with Crab Claw
Cantonese-style crispy shrimp balls made with a bouncy shrimp paste, coated in breadcrumbs and finished with a crab claw. The source provides the ingredient list but only a partial preparation method.
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Ingredients
- 400 g Shrimp
- 1 Egg white
- 0.5 tsp Sugar and salt (The source gives one combined 1/2-teaspoon amount and does not specify how it is divided between sugar and salt.)
- 2 tbsp Cornstarch
- White pepper and sesame oil (Use some, according to taste; the source does not provide separate quantities.)
- Breadcrumbs (Amount not specified.)
- Crab claw (The title identifies a crab claw component, but no quantity is visible. Partial OCR also appears to reference live and frozen crab; the exact wording is unclear.)
Steps
- 1
Mix the shrimp with the egg white, sugar and salt, cornstarch, white pepper, and sesame oil to make a shrimp paste. The source refers to a finished paste, but does not provide a complete mixing technique or duration.
- 2
Put on food-safe gloves before handling the shrimp paste, as shown in the video text.
- 3
Use the gloved hands to handle the shrimp paste and form the shrimp-ball portions around or with the crab claw component. The available source does not clearly describe the shaping method.
- 4
Repeat with the remaining shrimp paste and crab claws. The available text does not provide a complete coating or cooking instruction.
Notes
The source description lists breadcrumbs but does not state when or how they are applied. It also does not provide a frying temperature, cooking time, oil quantity, or a clear shaping and assembly method. These details should be confirmed from the original video before cooking.
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