Longjing Shrimp
龙井虾仁

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Stir-fried Shrimps with Longjing Tea Leaves, a famous Hangzhou dish, is named after the ingredients of the high-quality Longjing tea and shrimp. The finished dish features white and tender shrimp and green tea leaves, looks beautiful and tastes very refreshing.

Nutrition and Efficacy

Shrimp is rich in collagen, amino acid, calcium, phosphorus, iron and other minerals, featuring delicious taste and rich nutrition; green tea contains a variety of vitamins, and it can soften blood vessels and lower cholesterol. Therefore, Stir-fried Shrimps with Longjing Tea Leaves is a healthy food very suitable for kids and the old.

Notice

Not Suitable For

Asthmatic patients: eating shrimp can irritate the throat and cause tracheospasm.
Uterine fibroid patients: shrimp can lead to deterioration.
Those prone to diarrhea when eating cold food and those with weak gastrointestinal function should eat less to avoid stomachache and diarrhea.
Those suffering from gout, hyperuricemia and arthritis should not eat shrimp because the high purine can result the deposition of uric acid crystals in joints and aggravate the condition.
Some susceptible people may show allergic symptoms to shrimp, such as red spots and swellings and they'd better not eat shrimp.

Nutrient Content

project	Data / 100g	NRVs ( %)	project	Data / 100g	NRVs ( %)
Heat	75.9kcal	3.8	Dietary fiber	0g	0
protein	13.8g	24	calcium	260.7mg	32.6
Carbohydrate	0.7g	0.2	iron	3.3mg	22
fat	1.9g	3.2	sodium	111.2mg	5.6
Saturated fat	0.5g	2.5	Potassium	272.9mg	13.6
cholesterol	191.1mg	63.7