Lee Yeon-bok's Eohyang Donggo

A signature Chinese dish featuring steamed shiitake mushroom and shrimp balls, not fried, served with a sweet and spicy special eohyang sauce.

Ingredients needed 3 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • Crush and chop the shrimp with the back of a knife rather than the blade to preserve the bouncy texture when bitten.
  • Thoroughly dust the inside of the shiitake mushrooms with starch powder to ensure the shrimp dough adheres well during steaming.
  • Adding finely chopped water chestnuts and bamboo shoots enhances the characteristic crunchy texture of Chinese cuisine.

Recommended for

  • Those who want to recreate a luxurious signature dish from a famous Chinese restaurant at home.
  • Those who want a premium Chinese menu that is not fried, easy on the stomach, and deeply savory.

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