Kakiage (mixed Tempura) - Japanese
Kakiage (mixed Tempura) - Japanese
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Pour water in a deep bowl and add the egg. It is important to put the egg in a bowl of water (not other way around). Mix well until the egg has dissolved. Through away the foam formed on the surface. Sift the flour. Place 1 cup of above egg water in a different bowl and add 1/3 of flour, mix gently with a whisk. Repeat twice to add all the flour. Add 3 tbsp of egg water to this to make a lighter batter for Kakiage. Do not over mix!
- 2
Slice the onion thinly, julienne the carrots and burdock root. Dip the burdock root in a bowl of water with dash of vinegar to keep the white color. Dry all the vegetable well add the shrimp and toss it with 2tbsp of flour.
- 3
Heat aprox. 3cm of oil in a flying pan till 185℃
- 4
Pour the batter in the bowl vegetable, toss it well together. Use a ladle, preferably with holes, or a turner to shape the batter. Slide it in gently in to the heated oil from the side of the pan. Top up the batter, if needed.
- 5
Turn over after 1-1.5 minutes, and fry for another 1- 1.5 minutes. Take the Kakiage out before it browns, draining as much oil as possible over the pan as you do. Serve with good finishing salt.
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