Sweet and sour horse noodle fish
By ArdenHaley
The scientific name of the horse-faced fish is the green-fin horse-faced fish, and the Chaoshan common name is Dizai. In Shanghai and Fujian and Zhejiang areas, it is called rubber fish and skinned fish, and in the north it is called lard, cobbler fish, bread fish, and Shaoshao jiao. Horse face fish is a warm near-bottom fish. It is mainly distributed in the eastern, southern, Yellow and Bohai seas of our country, Korea and Japan, and is also found in South Africa. Not only is the output high, but the fish floods are also concentrated. The main flood season is from early February to late May. At present, my country's East China Sea has the largest output, with the highest annual output reaching about 250,000 tons. It has become the second economic marine fish species in my country after hairtail. Horse face fish is rich in resources, non-toxic, and contains nutrients such as protein, vitamins and fat. The nutritional value of horse-faced fish is no worse than other fish. It is a cheap and inexpensive edible fish.
Recipe Recommendations
- sweet and sour
- fried
- half an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Sweet and sour horse noodle fish

1
Clean the horse face fish and wipe it with kitchen paper. Cut the fish twice on each side, then apply salt and pepper on both sides, and marinate for 1 hour.
2
Stir together sugar, vinegar, soy sauce, soy sauce, cooking wine, pepper and water evenly to make sauce.
3
Pour the oil into the pan, heat it to 60 to 70%, and add the ginger slices.
4
Add the horse face fish.
5
Fry until golden on both sides.
6
Pour in the sauce, bring to a boil over high heat, and reduce the heat to make both sides of the fish dip evenly.
7
You can put the lid on it for a while.
8
Finally, the juice was collected with high fire.
9
Sprinkle with shredded shallots and serve on a plate.