The shrimp monster is suitable for steaming and frying. The method is as follows:

Steamed shrimp monster:

1. Clean the shrimp monster and put it on a plate.

2. Put the shrimp monster into a steamer filled with water, turn on the heat and put in a few slices of ginger and steam for eight minutes.

Fried shrimp monster:

1. First clean the sand lines of the shrimp monster, wash the shrimp monster, and put in the shrimp monster.

2. Stir egg yolks, seasonings and white flour evenly and fry in oil.

3. Fry until golden brown, take out and let cool. The fried shrimps are charred on the outside and tender on the inside, crispy and smooth, leaving the lips and teeth fresh!

Hermit crabs are also called shrimp monsters. They have white houses and dry houses. They are the collective name for the species of the superfamily Hermit Crabs under the order Decapoda, Arthropods, Crustaceans, and the Infraorder Crocodile. They generally live on beaches and seaside rocks. In the gap. Their appearance is between shrimp and crab, and most of them live in snail shells. The body is long and divided into cephalothorax and abdomen. The cephalothorax has a cephalothorax, but does not cover the last thoracic segment. The anterior part of the cephalothorax is narrow and has strong calcification, and the posterior part is wider and horny or completely membranous, with an obvious cervical groove. The abdomen is long, curled or straight, a few are wide and short, and most are asymmetrical.

Hermit crabs use snail shells as hosts. They usually crawl around in their shells, but when frightened, they will immediately retract their bodies into the snail shell. There are more than 500 species of hermit crabs in the world, most of which live in the water, and a few live on land. Hermit crabs are mostly found on the coasts of the Yellow Sea and southern seas. They are easily found on beaches and seaside rock crevices. Sometimes these "scavengers" can also be seen in bamboo knots, coconut shells, corals, sponges and other places. Omnivorous animal.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Hermit Crab