Tempura Soft Shell Crab and Asparagus with Yuzu-Maui Onion Salad
Copyright 1999, Ming Tsai, All Rights Reserved
Show: East Meets West With Ming Tsai
Episode: Soft Shell Crab
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By DrBugs
Boston, MA
on May 21, 2012
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This recipe is awesome for making soft shell crab. It's so yummy with a nice light crisp. Just be careful when making the batter. The first time, I just dumped the full one quart of soda water into the batter. It became a batter with the consistency of water. I then reread the instructions and noted that it says add water till you get a batter with a pancake batter consistency. It actually takes a very small amount of water, which is less than even one cup of the soda water. Thus, you definitely don't need a full quart of soda water.
By swan74
City of Angels
on May 06, 2010
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Ming uses the best method for crispy tempura.. rice flour and soda water creates a light batter that never gets soggy. I also coat with panko flakes before frying. I love Ming for teaching me this.. his batter never gets soggy, not even after an hour!!
By jlgm1330_443223
gilbert, AZ
on June 15, 2005
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Will make it again real soon for the woman I love.