We’ve all had fried shrimp at one time or another. Now that shrimp is an extremely popular food, we have several ways of cooking it. If you like fried shrimp, you might want to check out some of the recipes on this page.
How to fry cooked shrimp
So, I figured I would do a little tutorial on how to fry cooked shrimp. It is pretty easy, and can be done without any special equipment or utensils. The first thing you’re going to need is a flat surface, like a pan or plate. If you don’t have one, you can make sure to have a clean surface, because frying shrimp is not something you want to do on a sticky counter. The next thing you’re going to need is the shrimp itself, and a frying pan. Shrimp can be purchased frozen, or if you’re lucky enough to find fresh ones, you can just use the shells. (But really, why eat the shells?) To drain the shrimp of excess water, place them in a colander and set the colander on a plate. I usually do it in the sink, but if that’s not possible, just keep it up high. If you have an electric skillet, you can heat it up and preheat the oil. If you don’t, you’ll have to find the best way to heat your oil. I just place it on the burner, turn it on low, and don’t worry about it until I’m ready to add the shrimp. When you’re ready to add the shrimp, the next step is to separate the tails from the heads. If you do it before you cook them, you’ll
Second, boil the rice
Once the rice is cooked, drain it. Let it cool for a minute or two.
First, boil your water
The basic rule for frying shrimp is to boil the water first before adding the shrimp. This will help prevent the shrimp from getting overcooked and rubbery. There are different tricks to frying shrimp. The first is to make sure the water is no more than 5 degrees above the water’s boiling point. That way, the water won’t boil and get hot enough to harm the shrimp. Another trick is to make sure your water is covered. You can do this by putting a lid on top of the pot. This will reduce the amount of heat the pot gets and keep the water from getting too hot.
Serve the rice
Pick some rice
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Fifth, mix the rice and sauce
Mix the rice and sauce into a rice dish. Add the shrimp and set aside.
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