Red-burned mackerel
By VicentaLakin
The mackerel is fine, fresh and delicious, and the fresh, live and direct evaporation tastes like its original juice, and there are no more frozen gills than red burning。
Recipe Recommendations
- salty and fresh
- burn
- ten minutes
- ordinary
Steps for Red-burned mackerel

1
Squirt washes
2
The fish are big enough to cut a few cuts in their thick parts
3
Get ready
4
The hot pot pours into the oil, and the hot six-minute heat starts with a spoon boils for 30 seconds
5
We'll have to go down to the bottom and get some gold
6
I'm going to refill the pot and pour it under the bottom oil
7
Then we'll add the wine
8
Joining raw and old
9
With water, the amount of water can soak up half the body of fish
10
Turn the fire and gather the juice and get a little fragrance in and out
11
Put flowers on the table