STEP 1/12
Cut the edges of the bread
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Cut it into quarters.
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It tastes much better if you make it with raw shrimp, but I chop up the cocktail shrimp at home.
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Season with a pinch of salt, pepper, then add egg whites and mix.
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Add 2 spoons of starch and knead.
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When the dough is done, divide it into 8 pieces
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Place shrimp dough lumps on bread.
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Cover the top with bread like a sandwich.
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The oil temperature starts at a low temperature of about 80 degrees and slowly rises during frying.
Put the menbosha in the oil and cook it yellow, turning it back and forth.
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When it starts to brown, place on top of the kitchen towel to remove the grease.
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Crispy and delicious mianbao xia has been completed.
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Menbosha is supposed to be eaten without sauce, but it tastes better with chili sauce.
Menbosha, which can only be tasted at high-end Chinese restaurants, is a good side dish for beer from time to time.