Strawberry and mascarpone French toast
- Easy
- 35 min
- Kcal 861
People are drawn to shrimp toast for its crunchy bite and rich savory shrimp flavor that feels right at home on any table big or small. Popular as one of those Hong Kong snacks that show up in classic dim sum recipes, these toasts shine with a golden topping of sesame seeds that makes them hard to resist for both families and regular home cooks. The look is simply inviting—good color, pretty shape, and a delicious bit of texture that sets them apart on a plate full of appetizers. Great for special nights or just a weekend at home, these crispy favorites deliver what’s so often missing from other simple snacks—a true sense that you’re getting something a bit unique and a LOT more DELICIOUS than the usual. Friends and families alike grab these up fast because every piece brings a nice balance of bold fusion flavors, and there’s always plenty of chatter about how much everyone likes them.
Serving this shrimp toast recipe at gatherings or celebrations works EVERY time since it fits right in—from busy game night spreads to those slightly fancier dinners you want to spice up. Easy to enjoy with just about anything (dips, salad, or other easy Asian appetizers) and simple to dress up based on taste, shrimp toast shines thanks to its reliable ability to pair well with a bunch of dishes. Those looking for traditional Chinese appetizers love how this recipe captures all the great crunchy and savory aspects of crispy shrimp toast while home cooks who like fusion cuisine often use it as their go-to starter. That kind of versatility is just what busy families look for—something both practical and a bit special all at once. Anytime you want snack classics with an extra-special twist, these delicious snacks deliver a happy bit of crunch and flavor that pretty much makes everyone’s evening a little better. A true favorite in Chinese dim sum recipes, guaranteed to get people talking and snacking for sure.
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To prepare the sesame shrimp toast, start by removing the crust from the sandwich bread 1. Chop the shrimp 2, place them in a bowl, and add the cornstarch 3.
Mix and set aside 4. Then whip an egg white until stiff 5 and pour it into the bowl with the shrimp 6.
Mix to blend the cream 7. Spread a generous layer of the shrimp mixture on each slice of bread 8. Place a shrimp in the center 9.
Cover with sesame seeds 10 so they adhere well to the cream. Heat the seed oil in the wok 11, then immerse the toasts 11. It's preferable that they fry first "face down" and then on the other side. When the toasts are golden on both sides, drain them 12.
Transfer them to a tray lined with absorbent paper 13. Cut each slice diagonally to obtain two triangles 14. Your shrimp toast is ready to be served 15.