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Marinad

Cultural Context

Marinades have a rich history across various cuisines, often used to enhance the flavor and tenderness of meats and vegetables. Originating from the necessity to preserve food, marinades have evolved into a culinary art form. Today, they are celebrated globally, with countless variations reflecting local ingredients and tastes.

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4 servings
Servings4
1 lobster tail
1 teaspoon vinegar
all-purpose flour
chicken bouillon
salt
MSG
baking soda
water
lemon juice
vegetable oil
1

Remove the flesh from the lobster shell and mince it.

2

Rinse the minced lobster with 1 teaspoon of vinegar and cold water.

3

In a bowl, add all-purpose flour and the minced lobster.

4

Add chicken bouillon, salt, MSG, and baking soda to the bowl.

5

Stir in water until the mixture turns into a thick batter, similar to cake batter.

6

Add a little lemon juice to the batter.

7

Heat vegetable oil in a pot to 350°F.

8

Use a measuring spoon to transfer the batter into the hot oil.

9

Fry for 2 minutes on each side, flipping until golden brown.

Equipment Needed

pot

Allergens

soymustard

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