Pepper chopping steamed fish

By VicentaLakin

Pepper chopping steamed fish
In recent times, there has been a taste of peppers, meat, seafood, etc., which can be cooked as peppers, and it is felt that seafood or other meats evaporated with peppers have no taste or other taste. And the use of steam is very simple, without a complex operation, without too many spices, with a single precipitine to produce a variety of delicious varieties, and with a healthier form of steaming, which is the best way to keep the taste of food raw and nutritious. This time, the fish was chosen as the main ingredient for steaming with pepper sauce, with maximum preservation of the original taste of the fish, so that it would not lose its nutrients, so that the fish would eat more tenderly, leanly, plus the pepper's spicy, very appetizing, with a bowl of rice, and an absolute breath

Recipe Recommendations

  • hairfish segment 250 grams
  • onion appropriate amount
  • Jiang appropriate amount
  • chopped pepper appropriate amount
  • cooking wine appropriate amount

Steps for Pepper chopping steamed fish

  • Make Pepper chopping steamed fish step 0
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    Fresh fish remove the rinse and cut the right size
  • Make Pepper chopping steamed fish step 1
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    Sides: Onions, ginger sauce: peppers, wine
  • Make Pepper chopping steamed fish step 2
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    Put fish bands in a container, put onions, ginger chips, then wine, and mix them evenly for 20 minutes
  • Make Pepper chopping steamed fish step 3
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    Put the pickled bands in the plate, and the bands are cut. Pepper sauce
  • Make Pepper chopping steamed fish step 4
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    When the steam boiler comes in, it's 10 minutes away
  • Make Pepper chopping steamed fish step 5
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    Take another boiler, heat it up and pour it into the steamed fish, then put onions
  • Pepper chopping steamed fish Make Tips

    1. No salt is needed when marinating, as the chopped chili sauce is already high in salt content; 2. Store-bought chopped chili sauce is relatively coarse; it is best to mince it further before use for a better texture; 3. The steaming time for the ribbonfish should depend on its size.