A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets

by Espresso light mood

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

10m

Serving

2

I get sick every year at this season. Last week I got a toothache and my face was swollen like sugar in my mouth. I managed to get through it easily. This week I started to catch a cold again. I sneeze a bunch of drops, and I smell stuff like my nose. If it doesn't come out, it won't taste good. After taking the cold medicine, my eyes were filled with lead, I wanted to sleep, and I was too lazy to cook. Since last night, I have been trying to make some delicious drops for myself. When I think about it, only the spicy ones can stimulate the taste buds that are not feeling right now. Eat a warm meal and sweat a little, and add some Chinese cabbage to detoxify. , I really feel comfortable.

This diving fish fillet looks like boiled fish, but in fact there is a difference. The fillets of boiled fish are not oiled. After this diving fish fillet is oiled, the gravy is retained, and the taste is more tender and smooth; the cabbage is tender, juicy and delicious. "

Ingredients

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets

1. Prepare the ingredients.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

2. Wash the cabbage, and use the cabbage to help the horizontal blade for 2-3 dollars.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

3. Cut the cabbage into slices; soak the vermicelli in warm water and set aside.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

4. Wash the grass carp, remove the head and tail, and remove the fish along the bones.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

5. Remove the big thorns.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

6. Slice the fish, not the skin.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

7. Marinate with a little green onion, ginger, garlic, cooking wine, salt, white pepper, water starch, and egg white for half an hour to taste.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

8. Pour oil in the wok, heat to warm, add the marinated fish fillets.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

9. Remove the fillets as soon as they change color.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

10. Leave the bottom oil in the wok, add the Chinese pepper, dried red pepper, green onion, ginger, garlic, Pixian bean paste, and fry for a fragrance.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

11. Add light soy sauce.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

12. Pour the broth or water to a boil.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

13. Next vermicelli.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

14. When the vermicelli is almost cooked, the cabbage slices are cooked.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

15. Season with salt and chicken essence.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

16. Pour the ingredients prepared in the pot into a large bowl, and then put in the smooth fish fillets.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

17. Sprinkle with chopped green onion, minced garlic, pepper powder, and chili powder.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

18. Pour an appropriate amount of vegetable oil into a frying spoon and heat it up.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

19. Just pour on the fish fillets.

A Fire in Winter-spicy Diving Fish Fillets recipe

Tips:

Intimate reminder:

When cutting cabbage, cut the cabbage with a horizontal blade of 2-3 knives, and then cut again, so that the cut cabbage slices are very thin and easy to taste.

You can also use fish nuggets, chicken nuggets and other ingredients to make the same series of diving dishes.

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