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.(Bengali Style Shrimp Cutlet): Absolutely 'melt-in-your-mouth' croquettes/cutlets recipe that's filled with a delicious mix of potatoes with shrimp. So, let's discuss our croquettes, which is a mix of potatoes, shrimp, spices, that's cooked together and then rolled in a batter and then shallow fried. These delicious shrimp croquettes consist of a thick bechamel base, mixed with tender shrimp, creating a crunchy fritter with a warm, gooey center.
To get started with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can cook shrimp and broccoli tartare style croquettes using 13 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Shrimp and Broccoli Tartare Style Croquettes:
- Get 2 Eggs
- Take 400 grams Potatoes
- Take 100 grams Broccoli
- Take 100 grams Boiled shrimp
- Take 1/2 Onion
- Take 10 grams Butter
- Take 4 tbsp Mayonnaise
- Get 1 Salt and coarsely ground pepper
- Prepare The coating:
- Get 1 ┌Plain flour
- Take 1 egg + 2 tablespoons milk | Whisked eggs + milk
- Get 1 └Panko
- Take 1 Frying oil
Add the croquettes a few at a time and cook about four minutes or until golden brown. These crispy, crouton coated shrimp balls are great served along with soy sauce, ketchup, or chile sauce for dipping. This should really be called fish balls instead of shrimp croquettes. A croquette is usually a cone shaped product.
Steps to make Shrimp and Broccoli Tartare Style Croquettes:
- Hard-boil the eggs. Boil the broccoli in salted water (not listed). Cut the potatoes into equal-sized pieces, rinse, lightly submerge in water, and boil until soft. Tip: Check to see if they're done by poking with a toothpick.
- Drain excess water once the potatoes have boiled, evaporate the remaining water in a pot, turn off the heat, and mash.
- Separate the yolks from the eggs, lightly beat, and add the yolks to the potatoes from the previous step (set it all without mixing for the moment). Coarsely mince the egg whites, boiled shrimp and broccoli. Tip: The color and texture of the croquettes will improve if you use 50 g stems and florets each.
- Saute the finely chopped onions in butter, add the salt once translucent (about 1/3 teaspoon), and season with coarsely ground black pepper.
- Thoroughly mix the potatoes from Step 2 together with the minced ingredients from Step 3, the onions from Step 4, and the mayonnaise. Flatten out, and divide it into 8 equal portions.
- Shape the portions from step 5 into ovals, and bread with flour, beaten egg, milk, panko in that order.
- Fry in 170°C oil until they turn crispy and golden brown.
- Drain the oil, arrange on plates with your favorite vegetables, and serve.
Béchamel based Creamy Shrimp Croquettes are as popular as Korokke in Japan. Flavouring of My Creamy Shrimp Croquettes. Some recipes add chicken stock powder to give a good flavour Creamy inside and crunchy outside, this is a great way to enjoy the Japanese version of a Western style dish. Salmon Croquettes are pan fried and packed with so many great flavors. These make a quick and easy weeknight meal and are Creamy Shrimp Pasta reminds me of my favorite dish at Olive Garden with plump juicy shrimp and the easiest alfredo sauce.
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