What’s a hungry person to do? Well, here’s what I do: Whip up a pan of buttered pasta made with dried shrimp. It's a glorious pile of spaghetti with a glossy, creamy, flavor-packed sauce.

Dive into a glorious mountain of thick chewy noodles and plump juicy shrimp calling your name! Impress your squad with this ...

Shred the dried shrimp in a blender and set aside. 2. Cut the onion in half vertically and than slice the halves thinly to form crescent-shaped fans. 3. Heat the oil in a frying pan over medium heat.

For the dried shrimp, buy the tiniest ones you can find – ideally about 5mm (¼ in) long. If they are much larger, soak them in cool water for about 30 minutes, then drain and pat dry with paper ...

Although this is a Chinese dish, I like to use sakura shrimp - tiny, pink dried shrimps that are sold in packs in the Japanese food sections of supermarkets. They have a more delicate texture and ...

Grind the dried shrimps to a fluffy powder in an electric coffee grinder (you can clean out the grinder by whizzing raw rice in it). Cover the noodles with boiling water and leave for 15 minutes ...

This savory snack is made from a combination of dried shrimp, minced meat, mushrooms, peppers, shallot, batter, and of course, pumpkin. In Armenia, pumpkins are gutted to prepare a dish called ...

Let us quickly saute it with cabbage and dried sakura shrimp. Dried sakura shrimp is another dried food that expands our cooking options. Drop them in oil to cook and once a fragrant aroma rises ...

In addition to jako, Japanese dried shrimps also work well.” There are two points to look out for when stir-frying green bok choy. One is not to add the stem and leaves to the pan at the same ...