Squidfish

By VicentaLakin

Squidfish
Soy sauce is a common cooking technique, with sweet pasta as the main sauce, full-blown fragrance, mackerel, sauerkraut and vegetables ... It is simple and easy to control. Yellowfish is one of the most delicate of the seafish, making the most common meal off the coast of the mountains with sauce, as long as it's prepared for the fire, it's fragrance, it's tender, it's tender, it's a human being. Moreover, this approach applies to all fish species such as fresh fish, frozen fish, marine fish and freshwater fish。

Recipe Recommendations

  • big yellow croaker art. 1
  • onion appropriate amount
  • Jiang appropriate amount
  • garlic appropriate amount
  • coriander appropriate amount
  • dried red pepper appropriate amount
  • sweet sauce 2 tablespoons
  • sugar 1 teaspoon
  • cooking wine 1 tablespoon
  • soy sauce 2 tsp
  • oyster sauce 1 tablespoon
  • edible oil 2 tablespoons

Steps for Squidfish

  • Make Squidfish step 0
    1
    Yellowfish cleans up, slashs
  • Make Squidfish step 1
    2
    Onions of garlic slices, red pepper wash
  • Make Squidfish step 2
    3
    (b) Pits, hot pans, hot onions of garlic and dry peppers
  • Make Squidfish step 3
    4
    Turn the fire, add sweet noodle sauce, and slowly fry it to the fragrance
  • Make Squidfish step 4
    5
    Down into the yellowfish, two sides of which are slightly fried
  • Make Squidfish step 5
    6
    (b) Add a proper amount of water, with a slight absence of fish
  • Make Squidfish step 6
    7
    (b) Add wine
  • Make Squidfish step 7
    8
    Join the old one
  • Make Squidfish step 8
    9
    Add sugar
  • Make Squidfish step 9
    10
    Add pelican oil
  • Make Squidfish step 10
    11
    The fire is boiled, the small one is ripe, and the hot one is a little thicker。
  • Make Squidfish step 11
    12
    Let's get some casserole。
  • Squidfish Make Tips

    1. You can skip the chili, but adding a little enhances the flavor; 2. Use low heat when stir-frying the sweet bean sauce; stir-fry until the sauce darkens and becomes fragrant. Watch the heat carefully to avoid burning it; 3. If the fish is cooked but there is still a lot of sauce, remove the fish first, then reduce the sauce over high heat and pour it over the fish. Avoid stewing for too long to prevent the fish from becoming tough.