Tempura batter

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This is a simple batter made to deep fry vegetables, fish, meats. Just cut them into cubes or small pieces, dip and fry, Terrific for parties, events, game day and snacks. A great little appetizer, I can make a whole meal out of! Delicious, light and crispy

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the best tempura recipe is here

Dive into the tantalizing world of tempura, a Japanese delicacy that tantalizes taste buds with its crispy exterior and succulent interior. Experience the addictive crunch as you bite into perfectly fried seafood and veggies like shrimp, squid, sweet potato, and eggplant. Crafting this masterpiece requires a blend of flour, cornstarch, and ice-cold water, ensuring each bite is a symphony of textures and flavors. Don't miss out on this culinary adventure—perfect your tempura game today!

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how to make shrimp tempura on a white plate

Does your shrimp curl up almost immediately after hitting the hot oil? How do restaurants manage to keep the shrimp so straight? Here’s a step-by-step guide on How to Make Shrimp Tempura.

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Mixed Vegetable Tempura

Is there a better appetizer than mixed vegetables coated in a light, homemade tempura batter, fried until perfectly crunchy, and served with a spicy and umami-rich dipping sauce? You tell me! This Mixed Vegetable Tempura can be easily customized with seasonal veggies to make it right for every time of the year.

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a person is cutting up some food on a plate with chopsticks in it

What could be better than devouring tempura if you are craving something tasty yet super crispy? Tempura is a popular dish in Japanese restaurants. It is made by coating seafood and vegetables in a light, airy batter and frying them to perfection.

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a bowl filled with flour and an egg in it

Tempura batter is primarily used to fry shellfish and root vegetables. Good tempura batter requires minimal beating and ice-cold water. The cold prevents the batter from absorbing excess oil so it stays crispy and light.

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