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Shrimp toast needed to be a sandwich... and this one is ridiculously perfect. My Shun Cutlery cleaver makes quick work of the shrimp without turning it to mush. The shrimp goes on Japanese milk bread, fried crisp. Toss on a fried egg with crispy lacy edges and some lemony... show more

Andrew Zimmern

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Barry Irwin Brophyvor 8 Tagen

@ShunCutlery Love me some shrimp! What about prawns? 😉😉 The bigger shrimp. 😁

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@ShunCutlery GBD

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