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Wasabi Prawns

Posted on December 12, 2011December 28, 2022 by PatriCa BB 雪冰
Wasabi Prawn

 

“Many people tried to cook this failed dismally, but it would never be you! Here’s my simple and dainty prawn dish for you.”

I never thought such delicious prawn dish could be assembled that simple, initially. It might not look as beautiful as what the famous restaurant presents, but you would be impressed by the taste, or the simple steps found in this recipe.

If you are interested to make this, here is the recipe.

Ingredients
500g of medium prawns, shelled completely and cut a slit at the back of the prawns to devein
2 egg white, whisked till lightly foamy
3 tablespoons of corn flour (to coat)

Ingredients (B) for Wasabi sauce:
1 – 2 teaspoon of wasabi paste
2 heaping tablespoonful of Japanese mayonnaise
2 teaspoons of condensed milk
1/2 teaspoon of fresh lemon juice
* Combine the above ingredients (B) and stir to mix well.

1 cup of oil (to fry the prawns)

Method
1) Rinse prawns and pat dry. Lightly coat all prawns with corn flour in a large bowl. Then, dip the prawns in the beaten egg white. Then, coat with corn flour, again.

2) Heat oil in wok over low fire. Then, place the prawns in the medium-heated oil to deep fry till lightly crisped. Do not over-heat the oil to avoid over-browning. Remove prawns and drain on a oil strainer. Reserve prawns for later.

3) Now, to assemble all the ingredients in the dish, you may either:
Arrange the prawns nicely on a serving dish and simply drizzle the Wasabi sauce over the prawns to serve.

Or, return the prawns in a clean heated wok. Then, pour in the Wasabi sauce and perform a quick tossing in the heated wok before dishing up. This way, the sauce will be warmed up, too, if it is important to you to have the dish serves entirely hot.

Wasabi Prawns

Sounds too easy for a restaurant dish? Yeah, it is indeed easy. The homemade version, taste as great!

A portion of my crisped prawns with Wasabi Mayo sauce counts about 400kcal.

Tips: Of course, the mixing of Wasabi sauce has to be the key to a successful Wasabi prawns dish, but one thing good about home cook, the versatility. If you like the flavour to be more pungent, add more Wasabi paste…. If you like it to be sweeter, add more Condenses milk… If you dislike even a tinge of sourish taste in your dish, oh well, omit the lemon juice entirely! See.. always sample your sauce and work it around..
* Use any types of medium-large prawns. Frozen prawns as well.

2 thoughts on “Wasabi Prawns”

  1. Celine Ang says:
    July 3, 2017 at 7:05 pm

    Hi Patrica,
    Saw the tv program where u were cooking the egg white prawn together with the milk.
    Would you be able to post that recipe online?

    Reply
    1. PatriCa BB 雪冰 says:
      July 4, 2017 at 2:50 am

      Certainly. Will do it tomorrow pm!

      Reply

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