Godmother's burning fish

By VicentaLakin

Godmother's burning fish
Fish-borne practices range from red burning, sugar vinegar, to dry cooking, to boiled meat to the same taste. And today I've added a unique sauce to the Red Ribbon fish — the soy sauce is very good. Mother's sauce slowly permeates the fish, and the burnt fish carries some spicy spicy, appetizers for dinner, and is another killer food for rice. It's so good to drink and eat, and it tastes so good. The most important thing is that it's simple, too。

Recipe Recommendations

  • hairtail art. 1
  • Laoganma soy sauce 1 tablespoon
  • red pepper 1 piece
  • Jiang 3 tablets
  • cooking wine 1 scoop
  • soy sauce 1 scoop
  • oil appropriate amount
  • garlic appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount

Steps for Godmother's burning fish

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    (b) Slash the surface of the fish with a few knives and put them into the garlic, wine and salt mix for 10 minutes
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    The water on the surface of the fish is drained from the kitchen paper towel
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    (b) Hot pots, which are fed with fish in the pots and fryed with gold on both sides
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    (b) Fry fish pieces and prepare other raw materials
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    Hot pots, with a little oil, and a little onions of garlic and chili
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    I'm going to have to go in and make a toast
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    We'll bring the fish in and we'll fry it
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    (b) Add a proper amount of wine and raw materials to the table; add a suitable amount of water, boiled in the fire and boiled in the small roast for 10 minutes
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    It's not like we're going to be able to get a proper amount of salt
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    The fire gathers juice, and watch for several rolls of fish in the middle
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    Finally in the drive。
  • Godmother's burning fish Make Tips

    1. First, marinate the hairtail with salt, cooking wine, scallion, ginger, and garlic. When frying the hairtail, be sure to wipe the surface dry first, then fry over high heat until both sides are golden yellow; 2. Sauté the spices, add Lao Gan Ma and stir-fry. Once the aroma is released, add the fried hairtail pieces, along with cooking wine, light soy sauce, and an appropriate amount of water to simmer; 3. When the hairtail is 80-90% cooked, add salt to taste, then turn to high heat to reduce the sauce. Be careful to flip the fish a few times in the middle so that both sides absorb the flavor.