Five-Spice Shrimp Cakes

Five-Spice Shrimp Cakes – food from Singapore

Pane-Bistecca
This “novelty” in Singaporean cuisine dates back to the 1950s. Liu Fan came to Singapore from Fujian and sold Five-Spice shrimp cakes and dried tofu as a Hawker. Whenever there was a big show or occasion somewhere, he would park his mobile cart and sell his delicacies. Most of all, his tofu was beloved and so people just called him “dried tofu”. His son, Liu Fuji says, “My father put his tent on mobile trailers and whenever a storm came, we had to run after the tents flying away! It wasn’t easy!”

I have recreated them, and they really are extremely easy and good! You are taking part in the blog event the Culinary World travel from Volkermampft which is travelling to Singapore this month.
Prep time
15 min
Cooking time
15 min
Portions
12
Total time
30 min

Ingredients

For 12 Shrimp Cakes

  • 700 g peeled, raw Shrimps, vein removed.

  • 1 Egg

  • 1/3 red Capsicum, chopped finely

  • 3 tbsp chopped Coriander Leaves

  • ½ Lime, the Juice

  • 1 tsp Fish Sauce

  • 1 tsp Five-Spice Powder

  • 2 tbsp Mayonnaise

  • 120 g Panko (gluten-free)

  • 1 tsp Sriracha Sauce

  • Chili Aioli:

  • 100 g Mayonnaise

  • 3 tbsp Thai Sweet Chili Sauce

  • 1 tsp Sriracha

  • 1 tsp Sesame Oil

  • Lime Juice to taste

Instructions

1

Step 1

Put all the ingredients for the shrimp cakes in a blender and mix, or chop in a chopper. Cover and leave in the fridge for 30 minutes.
2

Step 2

Mix all the ingredients of the dip together to make the dip. Store in the fridge.
3

Step 3

Heat the oil in a wide frying pan and roll tablespoon-sized piles in the panko/ breadcrumbs, then fry in the oil until brown on both sides. You can serve them warm or cold with the aioli.

Notes

They are delicious!
Five-Spice Shrimp Cakes
Five-Spice Shrimp Cakes
Five-Spice Shrimp Cakes
Five-Spice Shrimp Cakes
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