- Place 10g dried shrimp into a small bowl, pour in about 100ml water
- And soak for 2 to 3 hours until completely softened
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Dried shrimp must be soaked until completely soft, otherwise they will remain hard and unpleasant to chew after frying.
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schedulePrepare in advance
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Dried shrimp must be soaked until completely soft, otherwise they will remain hard and unpleasant to chew after frying.
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Try to shred the radish as finely and evenly as possible
Shreds that are too thick will release water unevenly and make patties hard to bind
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The salt must be thoroughly rubbed into all shreds, otherwise uneven salting will lead to insufficient moisture release.
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Radish shreds must be squeezed completely dry, otherwise residual liquid will dilute the shrimp paste and cause patties to fall apart while frying.
Hold slippery raw shrimp firmly and cut away from your fingers to prevent slipping; wash hands thoroughly after handling raw seafood.
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Do not cut too deeply when deveining
So as not to tear the shrimp flesh unevenly before mincing
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Shrimp must be thoroughly dried
Excess surface moisture will make the shrimp paste too watery and prevent it from developing a bouncy texture
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Use rhythmic wrist movements to mince evenly
Avoid turning it into a completely puréed paste so some tiny bouncy texture remains
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Chop the dried shrimp into small bits rather than a fine powder
So they provide a pleasant chewy texture in the patties
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The sautéed dried shrimp must be cooled completely before mixing with raw shrimp paste, otherwise the heat will prematurely cook the paste and destroy its springiness.
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Always stir the shrimp paste in a single direction
Reversing directions will break the protein bonds and ruin its springy texture
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Fold gently when adding the radish shreds
Aggressive pressing will force out remaining moisture and make the mixture watery
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Maintain a good thickness without flattening too thin, and do not flip before the bottom crust forms firmly, otherwise the patty will break apart.
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Tilting the pan helps brown the edges quickly
But always maintain low heat, otherwise the exterior will scorch before the interior is cooked through