Dec 22, 2003 #2 kitchenelf Chef Extraordinaire Joined Feb 21, 2002 Messages 19,722 Location North Carolina Frankly, I don't see why not. The shrimp may turn out a little chewy but it would depend on how big they are to begin with. I'd do it though.
Frankly, I don't see why not. The shrimp may turn out a little chewy but it would depend on how big they are to begin with. I'd do it though.
Dec 23, 2003 #3 ironchef Executive Chef Joined May 11, 2003 Messages 3,557 Location The SPAM eating capital of the world. just make sure your oil is hot (around 350-360 degrees F) so you can flash fry the shrimp rather than cook it. Make sure your shrimp is about room temp. and don't over batter the shrimp
just make sure your oil is hot (around 350-360 degrees F) so you can flash fry the shrimp rather than cook it. Make sure your shrimp is about room temp. and don't over batter the shrimp
Dec 23, 2003 #4 B BubbaGourmet Senior Cook Joined Dec 1, 2003 Messages 474 Location Southeast NC NO NO NO NO NO! Sorry, but live at the beach...love seafood and HATE to see it overcooked!