Western food

Garlic fried fish

Garlic fried fish

VicentaLakin

fish have always been my favorite, fish of all kinds, as long as they are not abandoned, and the practice of small fish on our beach is nothing less than the two practices of sauce and evaporation, with little involvement in other fancy practices, and is also a manifestation of the intransigent taste of this small coastal county. i particularly like to study different fish practices or a variety of fish practices, in which many innovative thinking and innovative techniques and techniques are used to cook. many of my original recipes are based on fish as a raw material, and some of these practices are mistakes, mainly final tastes and feelings, which are the ultimate goal! today, a garlic fish is made out of a fish, a fish that has only been seen in recent years, a fish known as a “ghost fish”, whose shape is like a freaky knife, and whose front is tall and thin. such fish have been fished before, but because we do not recognize it, we do not normally eat it at the table, and these previously abandoned and unknown fish are brought to our table as marine resources dry up. garlic fried fish, cut fish into 1 cm thick, made of salt and lemon pickles for a moment, then made into a pot, made two sides of golden yellow when made, then made garlic sauce for cooking in a small pot, and then poured it into a cooked fish plate (or put it in garlic). it's good to have a little fire in the sauce, so it tastes better. juice can be described as an excellent dish。
Salmon

Salmon

VicentaLakin

This course uses Atlantic salmon taken from the western coast of Canada. Since salmon meat itself is more woody, butter is used to increase the lubrication of meatloaf. Tastes pretty good. This form of cuisine is more of a small snack for the caterer, where raw meatloaf can be pre-empted to freeze and need to be unfrozen overnight in the fridge. The unfinished meatloaf is also suitable for cold storage and does not require vacuum preservation. The raw salmon are kept in a vacuum as far as possible to prevent nutrient loss and associated fish smelt from the oxidation of fish oil。