Considered as a side dish for beer parties and is commonly sold in eateries and by some sidewalk vendors in the Philippines, Nilasing na Hipon’s name indeed acts as the recipe’s name is literally translated to “drunken shrimp.”
Course Main Course
Cuisine Filipino
Keyword seafood, Shrimp
Prep Time 20 minutesminutes
Cook Time 5 minutesminutes
Marinate 1 hourhour
Total Time 1 hourhour25 minutesminutes
Servings 4people
Calories 544kcal
Author Joost Nusselder
Cost $10
Ingredients
500gshrimp
1½cupsgin
1½cupsflour
½cupcorn flour
salt
freshly ground black pepper
cayenne pepper
oil
1cupvinegar
½red onionchopped
1clovegarlicminced
1tbspsugar
freshly ground black pepper
Instructions
Place gin and shrimps in a non-reactive container and marinate for an hour.
Drain shrimps using a colander.
Place flour, corn flour, salt, freshly ground black pepper and cayenne in a large covered container.
Add shrimps in the container, cover then shake to coat shrimps.
Add enough oil for deep frying in a wok. Then deep fry until crispy, usually when shrimps turn red and float.
Place in a paper towel lined plate prior to serving to remove excess oil.