Braised Beer Fish with Soy Sauce
1.
Clean up the crucian carp, cut a few knives on each side of the fish, hang it to control the water, and set aside.
2.
Put the wok on the stove, heat the wok, then pour in the peanut oil. After the oil is hot, put a carp in it, fry both sides, take it out and put it on the plate, then put the other in the fry and put it on the plate for later use.
3.
Set up a frying pan and add the fried crucian carp.
4.
Add the chopped green onion, ginger and garlic, pour in the cooking wine, and remove the fishy from the fire.
5.
Pour in straw mushroom dark soy sauce to color, after a little color, add oyster sauce and steamed fish soy sauce to taste.
6.
Pour half a bottle of beer (I use Taishan beer), and make sure it doesn't pass the surface of the fish.
7.
After the high heat is brought to a boil, add two spoons of soy sauce, turn to low heat, cover, and simmer for about 20 minutes.
8.
When the soup is thick, add appropriate amount of brown sugar and salt, and cook for five minutes on high heat. After the juice is flavored, sprinkle in MSG and serve on a plate.
Tips:
1. No need to add water throughout the process
2. No need to add salt.