Sugar and black fish

By VicentaLakin

Sugar and black fish
Her mother-in-law loves fish and has recently made her fish at least three times a week. There's a lot of varnish and stew, so she can have a taste. Today, a wild black fish was bought, and it was used to make a sugar-applicated fish. Grandma says it's delicious and eats a lot

Recipe Recommendations

  • black fish art. 1
  • ketchup appropriate amount
  • water starch appropriate amount
  • diced green onion appropriate amount
  • minced garlic appropriate amount
  • sugar 15g
  • salt 2g
  • Zhejiang vinegar 50g
  • yellow wine appropriate amount
  • pepper appropriate amount

Steps for Sugar and black fish

  • Make Sugar and black fish step 0
    1
    Blackfish go bone-stabbing, get two pieces of meat
  • Make Sugar and black fish step 1
    2
    Cut the fish into squared beams, salt, pepper powder, and a proper amount of yellow wine
  • Make Sugar and black fish step 2
    3
    The pickled fish platinum is placed in a fresh bag, which is filled with dried starch, which is then evenly covered with dried starch. It's simple and even。
  • Make Sugar and black fish step 3
    4
    The temperature of oil is 7% hot and the spring is fast blowing to the surface gold, preferably twice to the yellow gold, so that it is charred and less water loss。
  • Make Sugar and black fish step 4
    5
    Blasted fish for backup。
  • Make Sugar and black fish step 5
    6
    Put a little onion ginger paste in the pot and then add sugar
  • Make Sugar and black fish step 6
    7
    Join the vinegar. I'm making a sweet vinegar. I'm a little fragrance. Okay
  • Make Sugar and black fish step 7
    8
    Add some ketchup and make it red
  • Make Sugar and black fish step 8
    9
    With a little water starch
  • Make Sugar and black fish step 9
    10
    Put in the fried fish
  • Make Sugar and black fish step 10
    11
    It'll make a pot of sauerkraut on the fish。
  • Sugar and black fish Make Tips

    The oil temperature for frying fish needs to be higher to quickly seal in the moisture, making it crispy on the outside and tender on the inside.