Shrimp and Potatoes with Garlic Lemon Mayonnaise

I love this "mayonnaise milk garlic lemon sauce". I often have it just with potatoes, but the lemony flavor also goes well with shrimp. Plus my son likes beans, so I added some and he was so happy. So I created a dish combining these ingredients that go so well together.
The key point is to preseason with ingredients with salt and pepper. If you skip this, the final result won't be that good so don't forget.
The reason for microwaving the potatoes in Step 1 is to cut down on frying time. You can skip the microwaving step and just fry the potatoes for longer if you like. But microwaving first and then deep frying makes the result crispier, so I recommend it. For 2 to 4 servings. Recipe by ayureo
Shrimp and Potatoes with Garlic Lemon Mayonnaise
I love this "mayonnaise milk garlic lemon sauce". I often have it just with potatoes, but the lemony flavor also goes well with shrimp. Plus my son likes beans, so I added some and he was so happy. So I created a dish combining these ingredients that go so well together.
The key point is to preseason with ingredients with salt and pepper. If you skip this, the final result won't be that good so don't forget.
The reason for microwaving the potatoes in Step 1 is to cut down on frying time. You can skip the microwaving step and just fry the potatoes for longer if you like. But microwaving first and then deep frying makes the result crispier, so I recommend it. For 2 to 4 servings. Recipe by ayureo
Steps
- 1
Peel the potatoes and slice into 7 mm chunks. Run water over the slices, and microwave for 2 minutes.
- 2
Mix together the ● garlic, sugar and mayonnaise, then add milk and mix well. Add lemon juice and salt and pepper at the end. Mix after each addition.
- 3
Rub salt and pepper into the cleaned and dried shrimp. Season the potatoes with salt and pepper also. Boil the fava beans quickly and peel off the skin.
- 4
Coat the ingredients with cake flour and katakuriko, and deep fry in hot oil until crisp (you can also shallow fry in 1 cm of oil).
- 5
Drain on paper towels or a rack, mix with the ● ingredients while still hot and it's done.
- 6
If you are shallow frying the ingredients, start by frying the shrimp first since they have moisture. This minimizes oil splatter since there is more oil in the pan at the start. Follow up with the potatoes and beans which need less oil to fry.
- 7
If you have small children, after transferring the food to individual serving plates, add ketchup to their portion (about 1/2 teaspoon). They'll love it.
- 8
When fava bean season is over, edamame are delicious in this, too. There are beans all year round. Use whatever beans are in season.
- 9
I recommend serving this with crispy raw vegetables like lettuce and mizuna greens. You can double the sauce and use some of it as salad dressing.
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