Red-burned mackerel

By VicentaLakin

Red-burned mackerel
Fresh mackerel tends to be fresh, frozen squirts are less spicy, the taste of the squirt is worse, and the advantage of living by the sea is to buy more fresh frozen fish and eat cold demergers in winter without fresh fish。

Recipe Recommendations

  • Frozen Spanish mackerel art. 2
  • lean meat 100 grams
  • oil appropriate amount
  • soy sauce 20ml
  • ginger slices 4 tablets
  • onion appropriate amount

Steps for Red-burned mackerel

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    It's a frozen gill
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    It's frozen, it's intestines, it's clean
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    (a) Cleaning of the larvae inches
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    A small amount of oil in a pan (preferably without a pot)
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    50% when it's hot
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    Don't rush over, turn over on one side, turn on the other, and all of them will be ready for use
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    Meat slices, ginger slices, clips
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    (a) Another frying pan, with appropriate amounts of vegetable oil and meat tablets at 50% heat
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    Two slices of meat have been fried to yellow
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    Put it in soy sauce
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    Put it in ginger
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    A proper amount of clean water
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    I'll put it in a roasted mackerel, and the water will be even with the scallop
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    It's about 15 minutes in the middle of the fire, and it tastes salty, it doesn't use salt, and it's available for consumption。
  • Red-burned mackerel Make Tips

    Coastal people rarely add sugar when braising fish; they simply use Qingdao local soy sauce (just called "soy sauce") for braising, and the taste is very fresh. Since the Spanish mackerel is frozen, it is pan-fried first to remove the fishy odor and prevent it from falling apart during stewing.