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🍳 Authentic Yangzhou Shrimp Fried Rice
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- Duck
🔥 Core Standards:
- Rice Condition: Overnight refrigerated rice (moisture ≤60%)
- Egg Coating: Over 90% of each grain coated with egg
- Heat Control: High heat quick stir-fry (not exceeding 5 minutes total)
🛒 Classic Recipe (Serves 2)
▫️ Main Ingredients
- 300g long-grain rice (overnight refrigerated)
- 100g river shrimp (best fresh shelled)
- 3 free-range chicken eggs (yolks and whites separated)
▫️ Auxiliary Ingredients
- 20g green peas (blanched)
- 30g diced ham (Jinhua ham preferred)
- 10g chopped scallion
▫️ Seasoning
- 3g salt
- 1g white pepper powder
- 15g pork lard (irreplaceable!)
👨🍳 Intangible Cultural Heritage Technique
1️⃣ Rice Pre-treatment
- Loosen overnight rice and mix with 5g vegetable oil
- Pour in 1 whole egg + 2 egg yolks, soak for 15 minutes to form "gold wrapped silver" base
2️⃣ Shrimp Preparation
- Devein shrimp and remove mucous with salt
- Marinate with cooking wine, starch, and egg white, refrigerate 10 minutes
3️⃣ Staged Stir-frying
- Heat: Render pork lard to 180℃ (smoke point reached)
- Scramble egg whites quickly until fluffy, scoop out
- Fry rice: Add golden rice and press with back of spatula while stir-frying
- Flavor union: Add ham, peas, shrimp; sprinkle salt and toss
- Finish: Off heat, sprinkle scallions, drizzle 5g sesame oil for shine
💎 Master's Secrets
▪️ Rice blend: Thai fragrant rice + Northeast rice at 3:7 ratio
▪️ Anti-stick trick: Dip spatula in ice water before frying
▪️ Heat mantra: "Hot pan, cool oil, high heat, quick stir"
▪️ Authentic pairing: Serve with Zhenjiang vinegar + tender ginger shreds
🚨 Common Mistakes
✖️ Rice clumps (oil not mixed in advance)
✖️ Shrimp tough (over 30 seconds stir-fry)
✖️ Egg and rice separate (egg mixture not soaked sufficiently)
✨ "One spoonful delivers egg aroma first, then bursts of shrimp freshness, finally ended with the savory ham—this is the triple harmony of Yangzhou fried rice!"
🍽️ Best served immediately on preheated plates to maintain perfect texture and temperature.
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