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Put barley shrimp in a frying pan and stir-fry slightly over low heat to remove moisture.
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Put the roasted barley shrimp into a sieve and shake it to remove the falling powder.
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Boil seaweed and water in a pot over high heat for 30 minutes.
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When the seaweed is soft, turn off the heat and cool it down.
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Transfer to another container and cool it down quickly rather than cooling it in a pot.
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Put the cold seaweed in a blender and grind it finely to make seaweed pesto.
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Prepare pretreated barley shrimp, seaweed pesto, cooking oil, white rice, salt, and pepper.
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Grease a frying pan with cooking oil.
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Add pretreated barley shrimp and stir-fry over low heat for 1 minute.
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Add salt and pepper and mix.
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Stir-fry shrimp as if they are fried by absorbing cooking oil.
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When the shrimp is fried golden, add white rice.
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Stir-fry white rice and barley shrimp over medium heat for 3 minutes until they are thoroughly mixed.
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When the white rice is cooked well, add seaweed pesto.
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Mix the ingredients quickly over high heat for 1 minute. Mix until seaweed pesto is hot.
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Mix all the ingredients evenly.
Put it in the right time and sprinkle sliced chives to finish.
1. Seaweed pesto has a softer texture as it boils enough.
2. It can be stored for a long time if it is made in large quantities, divided into parts, and stored in cold storage.
3. Barley shrimp should be stir-fried enough over low heat to blow away moisture.
4. When making risotto for the first time, you have to stir-fry barley shrimp as if frying it to create a crispy texture.