- Peel the shells of 10 white shrimp while keeping the tails intact
- Use a toothpick to devein the shrimp
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The shrimp veins must be removed completely, otherwise it will have a gritty texture when eaten.
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The shrimp veins must be removed completely, otherwise it will have a gritty texture when eaten.
Avoid water contacting the hot oil surface during heating, otherwise it may cause severe oil splattering and burns.
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Putting shrimp shells in cold oil prevents oil splattering
fry until crispy to extract rich aroma
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The roots of bean sprouts should be removed cleanly for a crisp texture.
Keep fingers slightly curled inward when cutting meat with a sharp tool to avoid cutting your fingers.
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The pork slices should have a proper thickness so they have a good bite and texture.
Wash hands thoroughly after handling raw meat to prevent cross-contamination of other ingredients.
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The cornstarch must be mixed evenly, otherwise the pork slices will become dry and hard when cooked.
Pouring a large amount of broth into a hot pan can cause hot liquid to splatter; pour slowly and carefully to avoid burns.
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Garlic contains sugar and burns very easily
keep the heat very low and stir constantly, otherwise it will become bitter
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Tofu puffs need to be put into the soup early to cook through, otherwise they won't fully absorb the broth flavor.
Be careful of steam burns when blanching in boiling water, and move steadily when scooping out the noodles.
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The oil noodles are already cooked, so do not blanch them for too long, otherwise they will become too mushy and lose their springiness.
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Blanch the bean sprouts and chives briefly to maintain a crispy texture
overcooking makes them soft and lose their bright green color
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Add pork slices piece by piece to prevent them from sticking together and cooking unevenly
remove shrimp once they turn red and are cooked through to avoid toughness
Be careful not to burn your hands when moving a large bowl filled with boiling hot soup; using a tray or heat-resistant gloves is recommended.
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The soup must remain boiling hot when ladled into the bowl so the noodles and toppings fully absorb the heat and aroma.