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Hello =),
Ive made tempura before and it tasted good,but it was from one of those packets,and I want to make a homemade version for a school project,what type of flour do you use?Plain?
Thank you.
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can please teach me to make better tempura recipe????
Hi, I’d tried make tempura but its fail, what kaind of flour and I saw some use bread powder, ice water and a little bit sake for dipping vegetable and shrimp. It’s right?
Daniel