#greenveg#post 2Traditionally a Bengali and an Assamese dish which sarso (mustard) seeds is made with fish.so it also tastes delicious with bhindi or ladyfinger too.best to serve with rice and dal.

I don't really have to story for this sauce, i kind of thought of making it out craving for shrimps

I used to coat the shrimp in katakuriko and then fry them, but then I saw recipe that boiled them so I decided to try it. Since it turned out quite delicious, I've started making this dish that way. These also taste good if you coat the shrimp in tempura coating and fry them, before seasoning them with the sauce. It will become a very filling dish.Please adjust the amount of doubanjiang to your preferences. Don't boil the shrimp for too long or they will become tough. You can optionally add 1 egg as a topping at the end, which will make the spiciness a bit milder but it will be just as delicious. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

I made white sauce, so I added it to doria!In Step 5, if you mix the white sauce and rice together beforehand, you'll have a smooth, delicious doria. Recipe by bvivid.

The izakaya my husband goes to a lot serves shrimp-mayonnaise with a sauce that contains a little ginger. I tried it and it was delicious, so I copied it.You just need a tiny bit of garlic. Maybe less than 1 gram is all you need.You need about the same amount of ginger juice too.This 'hidden flavor' is what makes the sauce so good.If you slit the back of the shrimp, they open up and look bigger than in reality. Recipe by Izumiuna

The girlfriend asked me to cook her something prawn-y for our anniversary dinner so I came up with this. It came out well enough for her to ask for it two nights in a row so I figure it's good enough to share (the side dish is a baked polenta round with melted goat cheese).

The oyster sauce is already salty, taste it first before you add more salt

Love this dish

It's easy and yummy!