In Indonesian & English (the English version is below the recipe written in Indonesian)
Bahan
500 gr Udang windu/besar tanpa kepala
1 st Garam, 1 Bawang putih-hlskan
½ Jeruk nipis-peras airnya, Minyak goreng
Bahan pelapis:
50 gr Tepung panko, 1½ sm Tepung beras
½ st Gula, 1 st Baking powder, 5 sm Terigu
½ st Ketumbar bubuk, 150-175 ml Air es
½ st Lada bubuk, 1 sm Minyak, 1 st Garam
Bahan saus asam manis:
70 gr Bawang bombay-iris, ½ st Kaldu bubuk
70 gr Wortel-serut, 1 Sereh kecil-geprek
70 gr Paprika-potong2, ¼ st Lada bubuk
1 sm Kecap inggris, 4 st Gula, ¼ st Garam
1 Bawang putih-haluskan, 2 sm Saus tomat
1 st Cuka, 2 st Saus Tabasco/sambal
75 ml Air, 2 sm Olive oil, 1 cm Jahe-parut
1 st Angciu/dry sherry (opsional)
Cara membuat
Kupas kulit udang tapi biarkan ekornya. Kerat punggung udang & buang arteri hitam dipunggung. Campur air nipis, bawang putih & garam. Balur udang dengan campuran tersebut, diamkan 15-30 menit.
Saus asam manis: Tumis bawang putih, bombay & jahe dng olive oil. Masak hingga bawang bombay layu. Masukkan paprika & gula, aduk hingga bawang bombay mulai kecokelatan. Beri angciu, aduk 1 menit, lalu tambahkan sereh, saus tabasco/sambal, saus tomat, kecap inggris, air, lada, kaldu & cuka. Masak hingga saus mulai mengental. Beri wortel & garam, aduk hingga wortel sedikit layu.
Pelapis: Campur semua bahan kecuali tepung panko hingga rata tak bergumpal. Adonan yang terbentuk harus agak kental (jangan terlalu encer).
Celupkan udang ke adonan tepung lalu gulingkan di tepung panko hingga terlapis rata.
Panaskan minyak yang banyak di pan, goreng udang hingga kuning kecokelatan. Angkat & tiriskan.
Sajian selagi hangat dengan saus asam manisnya.
Ingredients
500 gr Tiger prawns without the head
1 tsp Salt, 1 Garlic clove-grind, Frying oil
½ Lime-squeeze & get all the juice out
Coating ingredients:
5 tbsp Flour, 1½ tbsp Rice flour, ½ tsp Sugar
1 tsp Baking powder, 50 gr Panko breadcrumb
½ tsp ground Coriander, ½ tsp ground Pepper
1 tbsp Oil, 150-175 ml Ice water, 1 tsp Salt
Sweet & sour sauce ingredients:
1 Garlic clove-grind, 2 tbsp Tomato ketchup
70 gr Carrot-shredded, 1 cm Ginger-grated
70 gr Paprika-cut, 1 st Vinegar, 75 ml Water
4 tsp Sugar, ¼ tsp Salt, 70 gr Onion-sliced
½ tsp Broth pwd, 1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce
2 tsp Tabasco/chili sauce, ¼ tsp Pepper
2 tbsp Olive oil, 1 small Lemongrass-bruised
1 tsp Chinese rice wine/dry sherry (optional)
Directions
Peel the prawns shell off but leave the tails intact. Make a slit lengthwise all the way down the back of each prawn & remove the black thread. Combine lime juice, garlic & salt. Rub prawns with the mixture & let it stand for 15-30 minutes.
Sweet & sour sauce: Sauté the garlic, onion & ginger with olive oil until the onion wilted. Put in paprika & sugar & cook until the onion a bit brown. Add in rice wine/dry sherry; stir for 1 minutes. Put in lemongrass, tabasco/chili sauce, tomato ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, vinegar, pepper, broth powder & water. Cook until the sauce thickens. Stir in carrot & salt; cook until the carrot soften.
Coating: Combine all coating ingredients (except of the panko); mix it until smooth. The batter should be a bit thick (not watery).
Dip prawns into the flour mixture & then roll them into the panko to cover all.
Heat a lot of oil in a pan; deep fry the prawns until golden brown. Remove from the heat & drain.
Serve while the prawns still warm with the sweet & sour sauce.