I've been cooking my mouth

By VicentaLakin

I've been cooking my mouth
Sniffling fish are fine and easily broken in stew, so it is not appropriate to cut a knife in a fish. There's more onions for this "home-cooked sip" — one to smelt, the other to get on the bottom of the pot to avoid sticky pots, and to ensure that the fish that's cooked tastes completely。

Recipe Recommendations

  • Piaokou fish art. 1
  • oil 15 grams
  • onion appropriate amount
  • salt 6 grams
  • white sugar 2 grams
  • cooking wine 10 grams
  • soy sauce 10 grams
  • vinegar 10 grams

Steps for I've been cooking my mouth

  • Make I
    1
    Clean up the sipfish, clean the water。
  • Make I
    2
    Hot oil, put onions in fried incense。
  • Make I
    3
    Put in the saloon。
  • Make I
    4
    Hot fire, cooking wine, vinegar。
  • Make I
    5
    I'll give you the right amount。
  • Make I
    6
    Put water on it and burn it off。
  • Make I
    7
    Eight minutes of stew, salt in the middle, white sugar. After the juice, it'll turn off the fire。
  • Make I
    8
    Out of the pan。
  • Make I
    9
    When you're done, you can have your taste。
  • I've been cooking my mouth Make Tips

    1. It is not necessary to use vinegar. 2. It is not appropriate to flip because of the fragile nature of the saloon fish。

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