Fried horsefish

By VicentaLakin

Fried horsefish
The mackerel is fine, white and nutritious and a high-quality seafood fish of high economic value. Because of the small size of the mackerel, the term “first catapult, second man, third mackerel” is used by the natives. To be honest, even though they live on the island, they barely know the name of all kinds of fish in the market, and only three or five species of fish can name them. Thus, the best two fishes are not familiar themselves, nor do they know whether they have eaten or not, but they are often sold and bought at home, which is a fish they are familiar with. The most common practices are fresh steam, frying, tablets, fish congee and soup. Their favorite ones are fried porcupines, charred, fine, salty. Do not add any extra spices, and in a veritable manner, highlight the taste of the original juice。

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Steps for Fried horsefish

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    Fresh horsefish is washed and cut to about 2 centimetres thick, and this step is helped
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    - A little white wine, salt, 20 minutes of salt and dry water preparation
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    (b) A small amount of oil in the pot to heat it up to a moderate high temperature and a small amount of salt to avoid a sticky pot
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    It's a little thick, it's about four minutes long
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    Carefully push around the fish with shovels, and keep the fish on the ground, and when the fire reaches the fish, it is easy to move, and if it is harder to move, it should continue to fry until it can move. A small amount of water is then poured from the side of the pot in order to avoid excessive loss of fish and drying of the surface
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  • Fried horsefish Make Tips

    1. Sprinkling a little salt on the fish before frying helps prevent sticking; 2. When flipping, gently push around the edges of the fish with a spatula. If the fish is hard to move, the heat isn't ready yet, so avoid applying force to keep the fish intact; 3. Pouring a little water from the side of the pan while frying prevents the fish from drying out and becoming tough.

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