Fried mint-flavored swordfish

By VicentaLakin

Fried mint-flavored swordfish
I'm not a supermarket guy, I'm always busy with the air, so I rarely go, just once when I need some sauce. But every time I go, I have to buy a lot of things, and when I see a discount, I buy something. That's why we went to the supermarket this day, and we just saw a swordfish. That's $10 a pound, that's not much. If we go together, it's $5 a pound. Five dollars -- although there are two of them that look a little bad, but the quality of the fish is fine -- the swordfish, by definition, are the ones that eat in autumn. So there's this "Scorched Achilles" today。

Recipe Recommendations

  • saury 500 grams
  • oil appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • sugar appropriate amount
  • cooking wine appropriate amount
  • pepper appropriate amount
  • fresh soy sauce appropriate amount
  • mint appropriate amount
  • kiwifruit appropriate amount

Steps for Fried mint-flavored swordfish

  • Make Fried mint-flavored swordfish step 0
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    The swordfish go to their stomachs and wash
  • Make Fried mint-flavored swordfish step 1
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    Half, salt, sugar, wine
  • Make Fried mint-flavored swordfish step 2
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    With pepper, fresh
  • Make Fried mint-flavored swordfish step 3
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    With mint leaves
  • Make Fried mint-flavored swordfish step 4
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    Smuggle it up, put it in the fridge for two hours.
  • Make Fried mint-flavored swordfish step 5
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    Wipe it with a towel
  • Make Fried mint-flavored swordfish step 6
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    It's hot in the pot. Put down the swordfish
  • Make Fried mint-flavored swordfish step 7
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    It's burning. It's fried on both sides
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    Load up the plate, put on some kipper。
  • Fried mint-flavored swordfish Make Tips

    1. Mint has a delicate fragrance that can remove the wake-up smell of fish.
    2. Fry over medium heat, or bake in the oven.
    3. Kiwis are for decoration, and other fruits can also be used.