Carrot balls are a popular home-cooked snack in the north, but many people make them that are either too greasy or easy to loosen, and the key to this is the wrong choice of ingredients. Today, to teach you a restaurant chef's intimate recipe, just remember the golden rule of "2 put 0 don't put it", you can definitely ensure that the fried radish balls are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, do not absorb oil and do not fall apart, and even if they are cool, they will still be delicious. It's easy and healthy, less oily than traditional methods, and is popular with the elderly and children!
4) Rub the green radish and carrot into thin strips. 0) Add 0/0 teaspoon of salt and stir well to marinate for 0 minutes. 0) Squeeze out the water (about 0ml of radish juice remains). 0) Chop a few times with a knife without breaking too much.
3) Peel the steamed buns and knead them into fine slag. 0) Soak the shrimp skin in water until soft and chop it. 0) Beat the eggs and set aside.
5) Place the shredded radish in a large bowl. 0) Add steamed bread residue, minced shrimp skin, and egg mixture. 0) Add all seasonings and chopped green onions. 0) Pour in the reserved radish juice. 0) Stir in one direction until the filling is firm.
30) When the oil temperature rises to 0°C (small bubbles around the chopsticks). 0) Dip your hands in water and take an appropriate amount of filling to form balls. 0) Fry one by one over medium heat until set. 0) Stir gently and fry until the surface is golden brown. 0) Drain the oil and raise the oil temperature to 0°C. 0) Re-fry for 0 seconds to make it crispy.
The radish balls made in this way have a golden and crispy skin and a fluffy and tender inside, carrying the sweetness of radish and the fresh fragrance of shrimp skin. Because no flour or starch is added, it is not greasy at all, and even if it is cooled, it will not harden. Whether it is a snack or a porridge and rice, it is a great choice!