(Updated Version)
Oh, hello
crispy magic! Fried prawn wantons - are you ready for this crunch-fest? Picture
this: golden, crispy parcels of joy, stuffed with succulent prawns, popping out
of the wok, and straight into our eager bellies. Yup, that’s right - some
didn’t even make it to the plate! They were swiftly devoured by our famished
tummies. Whether you’re indulging them solo or giving them a dip in some zesty
chili sauce, you’re in for a treat. These little beauties go fast, so better
make a lot.
Now, if you’re wondering how to whip up these crunchy gems, let’s dive into the recipe. Fair warning: peeling and de-veining prawns (EXQUISITE CHINESE PRAWN DISHES) can be a bit of a chore, but the delicious reward is worth it. And while prawns might not be your everyday fave, trust me, these fried wantons are so irresistible that even the non-prawn fans will be coming back for more (HONG KONG WANTON NOODLE SOUP).
Fried Prawn Wanton
Ingredients
8 wanton skins
10 medium-sized
prawns, de-veined, shelled, and chopped (save those heads and shells for prawn
stock - HOKKIEN HAE MEE & PENANG PRAWN MEE)
½ carrot,
peeled and chopped/thinly sliced
3 sprigs
kucai/chives, thinly sliced
1 sprig spring
onion, chopped
½ tbsp ginger
paste
1 tsp corn flour
Pepper and salt
to taste
Oil for frying
Method
Mix all
ingredients together (except for the oil).
Divide the
mixture into 8 portions.
Place each
portion in the center of a wanton skin.
Fold the
corners together and press them tightly.
Fry in batches until golden and crispy.
Serve with chili sauce.
Ingredients
8 medium-sized
prawns, deveined with tails on
Salt and pepper
to season
For the Batter:
1 egg white,
whisked until frothy
½ cup cake
flour
2 sprigs spring
onions, sliced
Salt and pepper
Water as needed
Oil for frying
Method
In a bowl, mix
flour, spring onions, salt, and pepper.
Gradually add
water while whisking to create a smooth batter.
Heat oil in a
pan.
Dip each prawn
into the egg white, then coat with the batter.
Fry in hot oil until crispy and golden.
Serve with chili sauce and mayonnaise for dipping.
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