I used to cook fish

By VicentaLakin

I used to cook fish
The key to the stew is that the soy sauce doesn't come out, and the other thing is that sugar, which is not for sweet, is not for sweet, but for fresh, yes, and you're not wrong. Sugar puts the right amount in the stew, makes the fish taste more fresh and better, and makes the soup thicker。

Recipe Recommendations

  • hairtail art. 3
  • edible oil appropriate amount
  • cooking wine 3 scoops
  • onion appropriate amount
  • sugar a little
  • salt a little
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • Jiang appropriate amount

Steps for I used to cook fish

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    The fish is washed clean from the internal organs, cut into appropriate fish bands of the size, and the wine and soy sauce is made for 30 minutes to soak and taste。
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    Put a proper amount of edible oil in the pot。
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    Add a little bit of soy sauce。
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    Add a proper amount of fresh water to burn, which happens to be without fish, and add a little sugar and salt。
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    When it's burned, put the fish in the pan, and the pickled sauce falls, not in the pot。
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    With the fire burning for about 15 minutes, it will be enough to turn off the soup, and the onion fragrance will come to the table。
  • I used to cook fish Make Tips

    A fish pickled early for a period of time, which can be poached and tasted better, but not too much soy sauce, otherwise the fish will be too salty to affect the smell. 2. Do not add too much water to the scavenger fish, otherwise the fish will not taste。

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