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Kung Pao lobster with dried chilli and cashewnut

By You Desk
24 May, 2016

This week You! has collaborated with the Chinese Master Chef ,Yang Jia Vu of Lotus Court, Movenpick Hotel, Karachi, to bring a special recipe of ‘Kung Pao lobster’.

recipeKung Pao lobster with dried chilli and cashewnut

This week You! has collaborated with the Chinese Master Chef ,Yang Jia Vu of Lotus Court, Movenpick Hotel, Karachi, to bring a special recipe of ‘Kung Pao lobster’. The chef has more than 30 years of working experience in various 5-star hotels across the world especially in China and India. Bon Appetite!

INGREDIENTS

Lobster meat, diced  200 gms

Onion, diced   20 gms

Green and red bell pepper, diced     30 gms

Ginger fresh, chopped         04 gms

Scallion, chopped      05 gms

Garlic, sliced   05 gms

Cashew nuts, fried    30 gms

Sichuan pepper        03 gms

Dried chilli      03 gms

Vinegar         03 ml

Salt    02 gms

Soya sauce    04 ml

Corn starch    15 gms

Chicken stock 50 ml

Oil      for frying

  METHOD

  • In a steel bowl, marinate the lobster meat with salt and 5 gms corn starch and set aside.
  • Place the rest 10 gms of corn starch into a bowl and add 20 ml water, mix well keep aside.
  • Now heat the wok, add oil heating till 170 degree centigrade, fry the lobster for 1 min, use the strainer take out the lobster. Set the fried lobster meat aside.
  • In another pan add the Sichuan pepper and dried chilli. Fry till the chilli turns brown in colour.
  • Then add chopped ginger, scallion, garlic and stir fry for a while.
  • Add the rest of fresh vegetables and fried lobster, soya sauce, salt, sugar, vinegar and stir fry for 1 minute.
  • Now add the liquid corn starch till the sauce thickens.
  • In the end add fried cashew nuts. Mix well.
  • Arrange the dish in a platter and garnish with the lobster shall. Serve hot.

Preparation time: 15 minutes

Cooking time: 15 minutes;  Serves: 1

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