Red-burned mackerel

By VicentaLakin

Red-burned mackerel
Growing up at the seaside from childhood, but not very sensitive to fish, they know only swordfish, gillfish, and few other fish can name. Later, when I got married to my mother-in-law, I met a lot of fish. She was a mixed village of fishermen and farmers, not three miles from the sea, and every time I went home to the market, I saw a lot of fresh seafood that came out of the boat. Then she made us a couple of times and started to like her taste, fresh white meat, with a rice meal and we licked our tongues. It's good. It's a bit of a mess. Today at the market, fresh fish were sold, their internal organs were removed, but no skin, $5 a pound, one for seven. Loved the catfish, not only because she was delicious, but also because of her name

Recipe Recommendations

  • the anglerfish art. 1
  • Jiang appropriate amount
  • garlic slices appropriate amount
  • dried red pepper appropriate amount
  • green onions appropriate amount
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • cooking wine appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • peanut oil appropriate amount

Steps for Red-burned mackerel

  • 1
    Squid, clean up。
  • 2
    The gill cut big。
  • 3
    Cut the gill and boil it。
  • 4
    Cook to have foam coming out。
  • 5
    Boiled mackerel, cold water, foam wash, empty dry water。
  • 6
    You put oil in the pot, you put garlic in the pan, you put it in the fish。
  • 7
    Add soy sauce, saliva, hot water running through the fish, and burn it to the sticky sauce。
  • 8
    Spill flowers。
  • 9
    Get out of the pot, load the plate。
  • 10
    White meat
  • 11
    it's good for rice