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Crispy Shrimp Tempura

Crispy Shrimp Tempura

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
There are many methods for making shrimp tempura, and after trying most of them I believe this is the simplest, easiest way to achieve what I consider the ultimate result perfectly cooked shrimp encased in a light, airy, very thin, but extremely crispy shell. cr0ss0ut: only thing this tempura is missing is the Tenkatsu or the tempura flakes on the outside (Most Japanese restaurants get this horribly wrong. but making it is easy. Have your deep fry spider ready and Add a tablespoon of your tempura batter to the hot deep fryer oil. itll immediately puff into crumbles and float to the surface. once they float back to the surface, collect them with your spider and lay your dipped tempura shrimp into the crumbles and roll the crumbles onto the shrimp coating it evenly. Finish the fry as described in the video and youll have some amazingly crispy crunchy well textured tempura.
Date: 2022-08-31

Comments and reviews: 9


Love the method and the result, looks amazing and I will be trying it next week.
I only have 1 critique, you left in the veins. The black vein running along it's inner belly is basically it's digestion tract. It removes fairly nicely with a small cut, much like along the back, and pulling it out.
That gets rid of the gritty texture you can get with uncleaned shrimp.
Takes any shrimp from an 8/10 to a 10/10 experience.

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I d like to add a detail about preparing the tail. It s common to slice the tip off of the tail and scrape the tail to squeeze out the water. It s not strictly necessary, but it s done for a few reasons. Aesthetics, avoiding unnecessary popping caused by the water in the hot oil, and to help make sure that it comes out crispy. Some people eat the tail, but if it s not crispy, it s basically indelible.
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Chef John, when deep frying small quantities like this, what do you do with all that leftover oil?
That is the reason I no longer have the deep frier. I catch my own fish but only cook 4 smaller fillets for my wife and I so I use my cast iron pan but would rather use a deep frier.

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Looks fantastic. A few key steps I wasn t aware of with tempura before this vid - such as the importance of ice cold club soda. Am definitely going to give this a go this weekend. Thanks dude
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What is the reason for potato starch rather than cornstarch? I've read that cornstarch will come out crispier than potato starch when frying - is that wrong?
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Tempura is actually of Portuguese origin. It was the Portuguese who introduced tempura into Japan. Before that time battered food was unheard of in Japan.
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You are the menorah of your shrimp tempura. Speaking of lighting a fire, those spicy chicken rice krispie treats I made last week taste great baked
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I was just craving some yummy lookin' tempura like this, just make sure to take the veins out on botH sides of the before cookin' everyone!
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Would this work for veggies?
I use to get fried shrimp with vegetables at this Thai place. I love the assortment.
Great job

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