Shrimp Toast
Ingredients
* 3/4 lbs shrimp(peeled & deveined)
* 2 scallions(minced)
* 1/2 tsp salt
* 1/4 tsp sugar
* 1/4 tsp msg
* 1/4 tsp white pepper
* 1.5 tbsp cornstarch
* 1 egg white
* 1/2 tsp sesame oil
* Sliced milk bread
Sauce
* 3 tbsp kewpie mayo
* 2 tbsp sambal
* 1/2 tbsp honey
* 1 tsp sesame oil
Instructions
1. Combine sauce ingredients and set aside.
2. Mince scallions and prep shrimp. Smash shrimp using a cleaver and mince into a coarse paste.
3. Add shrimp to a bowl along with salt, sugar, msg, white pepper, cornstarch, and egg white. Mix until fully incorporated before adding in sesame oil.
4. Cut the crust off of milk/white bread and stuff with the shrimp making sure it is spread evenly. Top it off with another slice of bread making sure the filling does not leak out.
5. Deep fry at 350°F for 3-4 minutes on each side until golden brown and crispy. If you want to air-fry, spray the sandwich with oil and air-fry at 350°F for 10 minutes flipping half way through.

42 Comments

  1. i LOVE shrimp toast, but i fear this would take me much longer than 30 minutes. and milk bread is not accessible to me. but it looks fire!

  2. The trick to have not so oily bread is to make sure the oil is HOT before you put the bread in so the bread doesn’t soak up a lot of oil

  3. Working years ago at a local restaurant, the owners came up with a shrimp salad sandwich, but this Shrimp toast is AWESOME! 😀

  4. I used to make this by the sheetpan at an asian restaurant. we'd kinda flattened the bread out (to soak up less oil) and we didn't use a top layer of bread, and our stuffing was therefore less generous lmao, but we let it set,chilled, almost to freezing, before we cut it into triangles before frying

  5. Omgosh!!! My fave chinese restaurant as a kid had this and it was sooo good! Haven't found any since.

  6. this has to be an updated version right? ive always heard about shirmp toast and i think i saw it before in an old cookbook from either the 50s or 70s. it was between those eras anyways lol. it always was a paste ontop of some toasted white bread. i def like this version better though

  7. Bro, 30 min? Are you kidding me? A cliff bar takes 2 seconds. That’s why I live off pure lard bro. It’s the most efficient, time and money wise. I have one big bag of water and one big bag of squishy fatty stuff. Sometimes mayo. Sometimes peanut butter. Sometimes bacon fat. I alternate milking the bags from the bottom as I lift them over my head. So I double fist milk these bags of liquids and my brown comes out perfect. I’m telling you guys. This is the future. How else are we going to compete with robots that live off pure electricity?

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