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Ingredients of Fried Snapper Roe

Prepare 500 gram of snapper roe.
It's 2 tbsp of lemon juice (or lime).
It's 2 tsp of shallot paste.
You need 2 tsp of garlic paste.
It's 1/2 tsp of salt.
Prepare 1/4 tsp of ground coriander.
You need 1 of egg, whisked.
It's of Oil for frying (maybe 1/4 cup since you don't need to deep-fry it).

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Fried Snapper Roe instructions

Pour lemon juice to coat the snapper roe..
Combine garlic and shallot paste (you can always grind them with mortar and pestle or use food processor if need be) with salt and ground coriander. Mix well..
Carefully slice the roe to preferable thickness. Put the slices inside the paste and coat well..
Heat the oil in a pan. (I used medium heat) When the oil is hot, coat the slices of roe with egg, then fry..
Flip the roe occasionally until golden brown..

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