Carp's always burned
By VicentaLakin
Carp not only has high protein content but also good quality, with a absorption rate of 96 per cent in the human body, and can provide essential amino acids, minerals, vitamin A and vitamin D; 17.6 g protein, 4.1g fat, 50 mg calcium, 204 mg phosphorus and multiple vitamins per 100g meat. A few carp, 5 bucks a pound, and one for lunch
Recipe Recommendations
- salty and sweet
- burn
- half an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Carp's always burned

1
Prepare the feed
2
Carp's clean, pick it up with salt and cut it on the fish
3
Put a dry flour on it and shake off the extra flour
4
It's pouring into the pot with the right amount of oil and heat, and it's frying in the fish to the yellow side
5
Pull the fish aside, put it down on garlic
6
It pours in half the water
7
I'll pour it in the ready wine
8
Put in a proper amount of wine
9
Add appropriate soy sauce
10
Add appropriate sugar
11
The fire gathers juice, puts in a proper amount of salt and makes a pot of spices and peppers