A Crispy Crunchy and Light batter,This is my Personal Favorite, While working in a couple Chinese Reataurants in my day, I was always in the Kitchen Learning How they Made their Dishes. This is One I learned. This can also be used on Raw Vegetables, and Onion Rings. Note: Some Tempura batters made at home become "Soft and Soggy"...
Provided by FREDA GABLE
Categories Seafood
Time 15m
Number Of Ingredients 9
Steps:
- 1. Add Oil to Deep Fryer, frying pan or Wok. heat oil til good and Hot. about 360- 375
- 2. In medium Bowl, add 1 Cup Flour. set aside.
- 3. mix tempura, in a large Bowl add water and 2 Cups of the Rice Flour together. Whisk till no lumps. Then add the Eggs.. . not before. Whisk till egg is completely well blended.
- 4. add sesame oil, whisk well again, to incorporate flavors. Your Batter is now ready to Use., & should be quite thick.
- 5. dip drained shrimp into the flour that was set aside. shake off any excess.
- 6. now dip shrinp into batter until coated well.
- 7. "carefully" drop battered shrimp into hot oil. Being care Not to Burn yourself.
- 8. work "one shrimp at a time" so the batter stays on the shrimp, or does not clump together. Keep the shrimp spaced out this way they will not Clump together.
- 9. cook shrimp till golden brown turning on all sides. Cooking time is about 3 min. per Shrimp. "DO NOT OVER COOK"
- 10. Remove from fryer or pan, Drain on paper towels. While still Hot sprinkle with the salt. Transfer to Serving Platter . . lets all eat and Enjoy!!!
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