Name: Fried Sliced Prawn,peking Style
Ingredients: 1 SMALL EGG; 6 tb CORNSTARCH; 12 oz LARGE SHRIMP, SHELLED, DE-VE; 2 c COOKING OIL; 1 tb MINCED SCALLION; 1 tb MINCED GARLIC; 2 1/2 tb SHERRY; 2 tb SUGAR; 1 tb SALT; 1/2 tb HOT PEPPER

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Seafood, Eggs		Seafood	4	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		SMALL EGG
6	tb	CORNSTARCH
12	oz	LARGE SHRIMP, SHELLED, DE-VE
2	c	COOKING OIL
1	tb	MINCED SCALLION
1	tb	MINCED GARLIC
2 1/2	tb	SHERRY
2	tb	SUGAR
1	tb	SALT
1/2	tb	HOT PEPPER

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Combine the egg and cornstarch to make a batter. Dip the
shrimp into the batter. Heat the oil and add shrimp one by one;
cook until they are golden brown. Drain.
2. Meanwhile add the remaining ingredients to a saute pan. Add
shrimp and swirl in pan until hot. Serve immediately. By adding
the sherry and sugar, we change the traditionally hot taste of
this dish.
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