Preparation
1. Soak the noodles in water for 30 minutes.
2. Drain them carefully. You will be frying them, so you don't want them to spit as the water hits the oil.
3. Shell the shrimp, leaving only the tail on.
4. Cut down the back and front and remove the gut and vein, the black line that runs the length of the shrimp.
5. Mix the oyster and rod-dee powder and spread it over the shrimp.
6. Take 4 long strands of the noodle, line them up. It's easier to wrap the shrimp with 4 noodles at a time.
7. You need to tuck the ends in to stop them coming loose when frying. So start by laying a line of noodles, running head to tail, then coil the noodles back over these strands. Coiling from around the tail, and working towards the head. This traps one end of the noodles under the coil.
8. Once you coiled the noodles up to the head of the shrimp, the next challenge is to tuck the other end of the noodles back under the coiled noodle. You can tuck the noodles one at a time if this is easier for you, you don't need to try to tuck all 4 noodles into the coils in one go.