The best shrimp toast I ever had was 3 simple ingredients. A raw shrimp put between a triangle of white bread closed with a toothpick and deep fried. At least this is the way the top Chinese restaurants in NY, like Lums, used to make them. Today, it seems that lots of other ingredients are used as fillers to extend the recipe. I think the 3 ingredient recipe taste best, especially when served with duck sauce and hot mustard.
Can you still eat it before you deep fry it? My husband and I want to try making this, and it looked just as good pre-frying as it did post-frying!
We've been watching your videos and are so excited. My best friend is Chinese so I've eaten a lot at her family's house and found your channel looking up how to make mantou. Thank you for all of your hard work!
@AyaKaraRemix Hi - I would not eat these before frying them b/c they have raw shrimp, egg white, and cornstarch which would not taste too good without being cooked. If you want, you can simply use cooked shrimp, leave the egg and cornstarch out, then process it, or chop it fine and spread it on the toasts. Though I have not tried it, that would probably be really good and a healthy alternative.
Thank you so much for watching and trying these - I really appreciate it :)
I've never seen Shrimp Toasts on the menu at any Asian restaurants that I've been to, but I have seen them in cookbooks. It wasn't until my trip to Bangkok, Thailand that I saw it on the hotel's menu and decided to order it for the first time. And they were YUMMY! Yours looks very similar to theirs. Here's a suggestion, they had sprinkled sesame seeds on top of the shrimp paste before frying and they served it with the sweet and sour sauce. Maybe you'd like to try that next time?
Stir fry oil has flavors of ginger, garlic and onion already infused in it. You can usually find this in the ethnic section of your local grocery store :)
When I first tried Shrimp Toast I ate every last one in the bag lol. They are delicious. Thank for showing us all how to make it. One question though, you said Sherry Vinegar, can that me purchased right at the Grocery is it alcohol Sherry?
Sherry is a cooking wine which does have alcohol in it. Where I am (southern US) you can purchase it in the grocery store. It's usually found in the vinegar section. In some states however I think you may have to purchase it in a liquor store. Thank you for watching and for the great comments :)
Wait...you missed a key step. After you spreaded the shrimp paste, did you put the other triangle on top, much like a sandwich? You didn't specify on the video, and it was difficult to see what was on the plate. Thanks.
The best shrimp toast I ever had was 3 simple ingredients. A raw shrimp put between a triangle of white bread closed with a toothpick and deep fried. At least this is the way the top Chinese restaurants in NY, like Lums, used to make them. Today, it seems that lots of other ingredients are used as fillers to extend the recipe. I think the 3 ingredient recipe taste best, especially when served with duck sauce and hot mustard.
Bossmanrocks 6 days ago
Can you still eat it before you deep fry it? My husband and I want to try making this, and it looked just as good pre-frying as it did post-frying!
We've been watching your videos and are so excited. My best friend is Chinese so I've eaten a lot at her family's house and found your channel looking up how to make mantou. Thank you for all of your hard work!
AyaKaraRemix 4 months ago
@AyaKaraRemix Hi - I would not eat these before frying them b/c they have raw shrimp, egg white, and cornstarch which would not taste too good without being cooked. If you want, you can simply use cooked shrimp, leave the egg and cornstarch out, then process it, or chop it fine and spread it on the toasts. Though I have not tried it, that would probably be really good and a healthy alternative.
Thank you so much for watching and trying these - I really appreciate it :)
AsianCookingmadeEasy 4 months ago
@MrsAlSubaihi Thank you - my mother in law actually bought us these - I use them for everything :)
AsianCookingmadeEasy 10 months ago
THIS IS AMAZING!!!
wisconsinskater09 1 year ago
can't wait to try out your shrimp toast recipe. looks delicious!!
gabedoraq 1 year ago
I've never seen Shrimp Toasts on the menu at any Asian restaurants that I've been to, but I have seen them in cookbooks. It wasn't until my trip to Bangkok, Thailand that I saw it on the hotel's menu and decided to order it for the first time. And they were YUMMY! Yours looks very similar to theirs. Here's a suggestion, they had sprinkled sesame seeds on top of the shrimp paste before frying and they served it with the sweet and sour sauce. Maybe you'd like to try that next time?
aznccsf21 2 years ago
Great tips - thank you for posting them :)
AsianCookingmadeEasy 2 years ago
Talented with beautiful hands
sportakooky 2 years ago
What you're gonna wanna do is your gonna wanna...
ajayaruna 2 years ago 4
lol,
Just like that!
MissBlack208 2 years ago 3
Haha... I had forgotten all about this! You're gonna wanna add me as a friend ;-)
ajayaruna 2 years ago
what is stir fry oil?
Healoneministries 2 years ago
Stir fry oil has flavors of ginger, garlic and onion already infused in it. You can usually find this in the ethnic section of your local grocery store :)
AsianCookingmadeEasy 2 years ago
When I first tried Shrimp Toast I ate every last one in the bag lol. They are delicious. Thank for showing us all how to make it. One question though, you said Sherry Vinegar, can that me purchased right at the Grocery is it alcohol Sherry?
PsychLion 2 years ago
Sherry is a cooking wine which does have alcohol in it. Where I am (southern US) you can purchase it in the grocery store. It's usually found in the vinegar section. In some states however I think you may have to purchase it in a liquor store. Thank you for watching and for the great comments :)
AsianCookingmadeEasy 2 years ago
Thank you, I've been trying to make this unsuccesfully for years.
Been chopping rather than blending, and trying to oven cook rather than deep frying.
One slight difference....in the UK, they must press Sesame Seeds into the paste before frying, as that is how it is served here.
osummuso 2 years ago
Yes - a lot of people add the sesame seeds - I didn't simply b/c my husband doesn't really care for them :) Thanks for watching :)
AsianCookingmadeEasy 2 years ago
wow that is crunchy..really crunchy
chinesedude001 2 years ago
great, i've always wanted to learn how to make this, spanx !!
jasmine218 2 years ago
Wait...you missed a key step. After you spreaded the shrimp paste, did you put the other triangle on top, much like a sandwich? You didn't specify on the video, and it was difficult to see what was on the plate. Thanks.
AbramBergstrom 3 years ago
I don't put an additional piece of bread on the top. The open face gives it more crunch and flavor :)
AsianCookingmadeEasy 3 years ago
so simple yet so delicious
GoodKush00 3 years ago