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Using aromatic Korean perilla leaves to wrap succulent shrimp and squid paste, pan-fried on both sides until golden and crispy. Served with a sweet and tangy Taiwanese five-flavor sauce, offering rich layers of texture and a juicy finish.
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Peel the shrimp, devein, and flatten them with the side of a knife → Trim the stems of the perilla leaves, place the rough side up, and spread with squid-shrimp paste and shrimp → Cover with another perilla leaf and press firmly with the knife blade to seal → Heat oil in a pan and pan-fry on both sides for about 3 minutes each until golden brown and cooked through → Plate and serve with Taiwanese five-flavor sauce
Peel the shrimp, devein, and flatten them with the side of a knife → Trim the stems of the perilla leaves, place the rough side up, and spread with squid-shrimp paste and shrimp → Cover with another perilla leaf and press firmly with the knife blade to seal → Heat oil in a pan and pan-fry on both sides for about 3 minutes each until golden brown and cooked through → Plate and serve with Taiwanese five-flavor sauce
Using aromatic Korean perilla leaves to wrap succulent shrimp and squid paste, pan-fried on both sides until golden and crispy. Served with a sweet and tangy Taiwanese five-flavor sauce, offering rich layers of texture and a juicy finish.
Prepare the shrimp by turning them over, gently pulling the vein out from the side where the head meets the body, and peeling them.
Trim the stems of the washed Korean perilla leaves and lay them flat on a cutting board with the rough side facing up.
Scoop an appropriate amount of squid-shrimp paste onto the perilla leaves as a base.
Flatten the prepared shrimp using the flat side of a knife and lay them on top of the squid-shrimp paste.
Cover with another perilla leaf (rough side facing down towards the shrimp), then gently press and shape with the back of a kitchen knife.
Place the rough side of the perilla leaves inward; the fine hairs help the shrimp paste adhere firmly without falling off. 💡
When deveining, apply gentle pressure at the junction of the shrimp head and body to pull out the entire vein smoothly. ⚠️
Try pan-frying one piece first to check the seal and heat level before cooking the rest. 🍳
Master the cooking time by frying for 3 minutes per side, for a total of about 6 minutes to ensure it is thoroughly cooked. ⏱️
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