Onions of sea bass
By VicentaLakin
The kid was home today, and the little guy loved fish, and there was a sea bass, and I said to her, "Baby, do you want a fish?" The little guy said, "Of course he did." And I said, "Well, how do you like Mom to cook for you? Is it steam or red fever?" She said, "Just like last time." I thought, "Oh, it's onion fish, all right, so I made her an onion fish at the kid's request and ate it, and my husband and I were more interested in the onions and the ginger silk on the fish, and we ate them all, and the kids said, "Daddy, Mommy, eat the fish," and we both said, "I'm laughing, my husband is smiling, the kids are smiling."
Recipe Recommendations
- salty and fresh
- steamed
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Onions of sea bass

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(b) Seagulls remove their organs and gills, go to the end, wash them clean, cut them on both sides and put them in dishes
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(b) Add wine
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A little salt, and ten minutes of salt
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(a) Put the plate into the steam pan, which will be evaporated by the fire for about eight minutes, and will not release the lid of the pot for another five minutes
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Preparation of ingredients
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The smell of the steamed sea bass is beautiful
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A little salt, soy sauce and white pepper powder are then spread over the fish
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And lay onions and ginger silk on fish
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Burn the oil and slowly pour on onions and ginger silk
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Fish with oil
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and pour fragrance into the fish
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♪ Taste the onion ♪Onions of sea bass Make Tips
Cooking Tips: 1. When steaming fish, be sure to use high heat and put enough water in the pot to avoid drying out; 2. Control the steaming time for sea bass to around eight minutes; if too long, the meat becomes tough; 3. Since salt is added twice, control the amount well to avoid it being too salty; 4. The amount of soy sauce should be moderate to avoid excessive saltiness; 5. Adjust the amount of shredded green onion and ginger according to personal taste; they are very fragrant after being drizzled with hot oil; 6. The oil must be heated thoroughly so that pouring it over the fish makes it more fragrant.
Encyclopedia: Sea bass differs from freshwater bass; it has a larger and longer body, very rough scales, a lower jaw longer than the upper jaw, and a relatively pointed mouth. It is divided into two types: white bass and black bass. The white bass has a greenish-grey back, a whiter belly, and irregular black spots on the sides; the black bass is darker, with an overall deep black-grey color and indistinct black spots. Their flesh is thick, tender, and shaped like garlic cloves, with a mellow and fragrant taste and no fishy smell. They are best suited for steaming, braising, or stewing in soup.
Nutritional Value: Sea bass is rich in protein and has delicious flesh, making it one of the common commercial marine fish. 1. Bass is rich in protein, vitamin A, B vitamins, calcium, magnesium, zinc, selenium, and other nutrients. It has the effects of tonifying the liver and kidneys, benefiting the spleen and stomach, and resolving phlegm and relieving coughs. It has a good restorative effect on people with insufficient liver and kidney function; 2. Bass can also treat symptoms such as fetal restlessness and low milk production after childbirth. Eating sea bass is a nutritious food for expectant mothers and postpartum women that nourishes the body without causing nutritional excess and obesity. It is an excellent product for fitness and blood replenishment, strengthening the spleen and replenishing qi, and promoting general health; 3. Sea bass blood also contains a relatively high amount of copper. Copper can maintain the normal function of the nervous system and participate in the function of key enzymes in the metabolism of various substances. People lacking copper can eat sea bass to supplement it.
Suitable Crowd: Generally, everyone can eat it. 1. Suitable for people suffering from anemia and dizziness, women with pregnancy edema, and those with fetal restlessness; 2. People suffering from skin diseases, sores, or swellings should avoid eating it.
Precautions: Bass should not be eaten together with beef or sheep fat, cheese, or the traditional Chinese medicine Schizonepeta.
Note: The above information is cited from Baidu Baike and is for learning and reference purposes only.