People must often use shrimp paste as a regular dish in family meals because it is a dry dish that is easy to prepare, has a delicious taste and is easy to preserve. Besides fresh shrimp, in Hai Phong, shrimp paste is also considered a famous and extremely popular specialty.
This is a dish suitable for all ages, loved by both the elderly and children because of its delicious taste. Shrimp paste is made from fresh shrimp, after cleaning, it is boiled with ginger and salt. After that, the shrimp will be peeled, sautéed with red onions, put in a blender, or pounded until they become thin strips. To preserve longer, people also roasted for gold.
Delicious taste, attractive aroma and hard to resist, shrimp paste is an easy food to combine, can be eaten with hot rice, porridge, bread, … sometimes as a snack. Besides, shrimp paste also has many necessary nutrients for the body and is very good for health – a delicious specialty that you should not miss when traveling in Hai Phong.
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