prawns in tomato sauce
Introduction:
"Prawns are delicious in every way I make them ~ ~ it's Chinese New Year's Eve. How can I get less red and red tomato prawns ~ ~ ~ in addition to using tomato sauce, I especially like to use fresh tomatoes to cook my own tomato juice for cooking. It's sour and sweet and tastes fresh ~ ~"
Production steps:
Step 1: fresh shrimp and tomato.
Step 2: cut the shrimp whiskers, spear, etc. and use toothpick to pick the shrimp intestines and thread;
Step 3: dispose of all the prawns;
Step 4: peel the tomato and chop it into pieces;
Step 5: in a hot oil pan, fry the shrimp for a while, sprinkle with cooking wine, and fry until the shell becomes crisp;
Step 6: pour in the tomato paste, stir fry a few times, cover and cook for about 10 minutes;
Step 7: until the sauce is thick, add salt and sugar to taste and stir well;
Step 8: pour in the fried prawns, stir fry well and cook for a while.
Materials required:
Prawns: 12
Tomatoes: 2
Cooking wine: 2 tbsp
Sugar: right amount
Salt: right amount
Oil: right amount
Note: 1. If you don't need too much tomato juice, just use a bigger tomato; 2. Cut the tomato into pieces instead of planing. Small pieces taste better.
Production difficulty: ordinary
Process: boiling
Production time: three quarters of an hour
Taste: Original
Chinese PinYin : Fan Qie Da Xia
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