Dry fish
By VicentaLakin
It's a good way to dry-burn most fish. I'm using fish this time
Recipe Recommendations
- hairtail 200 grams
- diced pork belly appropriate amount
- onion a
- Jiang a
- garlic
- Pi County bean paste One and a half tablespoon
- glutinous rice juice Three spoons
- green garlic two
- soy sauce Half a spoon
- sugar 2 tablespoons
- vinegar a spoonful
- chicken powder a spoonful
- sesame oil few drops
- salty and fresh
- burn
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Dry fish
1
Prepare some fresh fish and a one-point spare2
Cream of ginger onions3
Bring a cutter on both sides of the fish and put some salt pepper and ginger onion on it for 15 minutes4
A little bit of water starch on the top of it when it's salted, and then it's boiled up to 40% of the hot-fried fish in the pan, and it's dry in gold. Pull! Out5
We'll take the fish6
Slice up the garlic and cut the meat7
The bottom oil pours into one and a half spoons of soybean sauce and two spoons of soybean fire8
Then you put in the garlic and the fragrance, and then you start to smell9
And then you put it in the proper amount of water with the fish, and you just don't have the fish10
And then the fire, and when it's only red oil and no water, it's like a map of the juice, and then a spoon of vinegar goes down and the garlic drops in a few drops. Pot11
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