Japanese sweet and sour fried prawns
Introduction
Ebi Chilli Sauce is one of my husbands favourite meals, it is a very easy dish to prepare and cook. The recipe is very flexible and could be made with any combination of seafood, meat or vegetables. I usually prepare the dish with Ebi / Prawns, but chicken would work just as well. You may also like to add some carrots to add some bite (gentle pan fry).
Ingredients
- 10 King Prawns
- A Pinch of Salt and Pepper
- 1 tbs of Corn Flour
- 1 Finely Chopped Clove of Garlic
- Chopped Ginger roughly the same size as the Garlic Clove
- 1 tbs of Tobian Jian (see ingredients page for more details)
- 1 Finely Chopped Spring Onion
- 1 tbs of Sesame Oil
- Chicken Stock 80cc
- 2 tbs of Tomato Ketchup
- 2 tbs of Granulated Sugar
- 2 tsp of Japanese Soy Sauce / Light Soy Sauce
- 2 tsp of Oyster Sauce
Method
- Mix the Chicken Stock, Tomato Ketchup, Sugar, Soy Sauce and Oyster Sauce and leave.
- Remove the Prawn shells, and score the back removing the black / translucent vein, wash, season with salt and pepper and coat with the corn flour.
- Heat a wok or frying pan at a medium heat, add the garlic, ginger, tobian jian and prawns cooking until the prawns turn pink.
- Add the sauce to the pan, simmer for 5 minutes, or until the sauce thickens.
- If you like, add some white vinegar to taste.
- Serve with Japanese Rice, or Egg Fried Rice. Enjoy!
材料
- エビ 大10尾
- 塩こしょう 少々
- 片栗粉 大1
- にんにく みじん切り 1片
- しょうが みじん切り 1片
- 豆板醤 大1
- ねぎ みじん切り 半分
- ごま油 大1
- (ソース)
- 鶏がらスープ 80cc
- ケチャップ 大2
- 砂糖 大2
- しょうゆ 小2
- オイスターソース 小2
作り方
- ソースの材料はひとつのボールに混ぜ合わせて作っておく。
- エビは背綿をとり洗い、塩コショウ、片栗粉に混ぜ合わせておく。
- フライパンを熱し、ごま油を熱してにんにく、しょうが豆板醤、ねぎを香りがでるまで炒める。
- エビを入れ、赤く火が通ってきたらソースを入れて5分ほど炒めて出来上がり。















12 Comments
shiva - 20/07/ 08 @ 11:31 am
very very great site u have….and beautiful pics…
i was searching for japanese recepies for a week….and after a long search i could find ur lovely site….
i’m from iran…do u know where is it?
Kumiko - 27/07/ 08 @ 3:06 am
Thank you shiva, I know Iran, there are also quite a few Iranians living in Tokyo.
What kind of Japanese food do you like to cook?
Helen - 28/07/ 08 @ 12:19 pm
Those prawns look delicious, when will you add the full recipe?
Jim - 11/08/ 08 @ 6:13 pm
I can’t find a definition of “Tobian Jian” on open source food, your website or a general google seach. Is it misspelled?
Jim - 11/08/ 08 @ 6:18 pm
Do you mean tobanjan?
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=GGGL%2CGGGL%3A2006-36%2CGGGL%3Aen&q=tobanjan&btnG=Search
Kumiko - 11/08/ 08 @ 11:53 pm
Yes, its Toban Jian – I’ll try and update my ingredients section
lin - 14/08/ 08 @ 10:12 am
this looks delicious!
maridel - 07/05/ 09 @ 4:34 am
im very grateful that i found this site..im here in japan..
because i searching japanese recepi for long time..because my husband realy like it..but were both filipino..
maridel - 07/05/ 09 @ 4:36 am
im trying to explore how to cook deferent kind of japanese recepe…thanks to your site..
godbless
Kumiko - 07/05/ 09 @ 1:27 pm
Hi Maridel, I’m glad you like my site. I will be adding more recipes now I am back in Japan. I’d like to try food from your country, what do you recommend?
lily - 24/08/ 09 @ 3:34 am
ah , the ebi chilli sauce .
and by the way for the first method is the pan supposed to be heating? O_O
James - 16/01/ 10 @ 3:58 am
My wife ( who is Japanese) loves it when I cook so I’ll try this recipe tonight.