2. Boiling: add a proper amount of fresh water into the pot, add 6% salt according to the weight of water, put the raw shrimp into the pot after boiling, and the ratio of shrimp to water is 1∶4, and then take out and drain after boiling. In the process of cooking shrimp, it is necessary to remove the floating foam in the pot in time. Salt should be properly added to each pot to maintain the concentration of salt water. When it is boiled to about 8 pots, the soup is already turbid, and fresh water should be replaced immediately. During draining and cooling, do not shake the shrimp basket, otherwise the shrimp bodies will be loose, which will affect the draining effect and accelerate the qualitative change of semi-finished products, especially in rainy days.
3. Drying: The cooked shrimp can only be dried after being fully drained and cooled. Shake the shrimp basket to make it loose before drying the shrimp, and scatter the shrimp evenly on the mat. When the shrimp is 40% dry, turn it over with a wooden rake and turn it evenly to avoid deterioration caused by different drying. When the weather is dry, it can be dried for about half a day. When it is dried to 60% to 70%, it can be folded and stored for 2 days, and then it can be packaged when it is dried to 90%. It is very important to master the dryness of shrimp skin, which is too dry and fragile, and it is not delicious; Too wet can easily lead to deterioration and cannot be stored for a long time. The yield of cooked shrimp skin is generally about 25%.
4. Packaging: After the dried shrimps are dried, they should be properly screened to remove the broken chaff. The packaging is required to be easy to transport and not easy to break, and moisture-proof materials should be padded during packaging to prevent the shrimp skin from moisture absorption and deterioration.