Soupfish
By VicentaLakin
We're not afraid to stab any more! The time has come for the skeletal crumbs to be used by the Soupor to interact with the vinegar, so that the stingy mackerel can be roasted in the flesh and bone of the fish. Don't worry about it
Recipe Recommendations
- crucian carp art. 2
- ginger appropriate amount
- minced garlic appropriate amount
- soy sauce 2 tablespoons
- balsamic vinegar 1 scoop
- cooking wine 2 tablespoons
- onion appropriate amount
- ginger slices appropriate amount
- liquor 1 scoop
- sugar appropriate amount
- salt half a teaspoon
- pepper appropriate amount
- qingshui Banxiaowan
- salty and fresh
- braised
- half an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Soupfish

1
Prepare the ingredients
2
Fish wash (must wash the black peritoneal of the mackerel, or it's smelly), fish in large bowls, with a nice sauce (2 spoons of wine, ginger, garlic, 6 onions, 2 spoons of raw and 1 spoon of vinegar)
3
Put the lid in the fridge for 20 minutes
4
We'll make the fish, we'll dry it
5
Pick up the kettle, burn the oil to smoke and then put the fish in
6
Let's blow the fish on both sides
7
Put a layer on the bottom of the pressure pan
8
Put the fish on the onion and pour the salted sauce on the fish
9
Two spoons of vinegar
10
One spoon of white wine
11
Salinity
12
Sugar appropriate
13
A little pepper
14
Slice the ginger on the fish
15
Put in more onions
16
One bowl of water
17
When the fire burns through the pressure valve, it burns for about 30 minutes
18
It's time for the slag to be carried to the bowl in the lightest waySoupfish Make Tips
First, when placing fish into the pressure cooker, make sure to line the bottom with green onions first so the fish does not touch the pot directly. During heating, this allows the onion aroma to seep into the fish, and ensures the fish body and skin remain intact without sticking to the pot. Second, if cooking multiple fish, be sure to arrange them in an even layer, sprinkle the seasonings, and then stack another layer on top. This ensures every fish absorbs the flavor evenly. Third, another key to this Crispy Carp dish is adding vinegar. A large amount of vinegar is the main reason the fish bones become soft and crumbly; vinegar evaporates significantly during heating, so there is no need to worry about the meat becoming too sour. Fourth, do not try to remove the Crispy Carp immediately after it is done cooking. Letting it cool slightly before removing it helps preserve the fish's integrity.