Braised Carp
1.
Material preparation. After the fish is cleaned, salt it with a knife for more than half an hour.
2.
One part of the onion is shredded for decoration, and the other part is shredded. Slice garlic, ginger and red pepper.
3.
Put 1 tablespoon of oil in the frying pan and fry the marinated fish to golden brown on both sides.
4.
Put half a spoon of oil in the wok, heat up, add thick green onions, ginger and garlic slices and saute.
5.
Cook in 1 tablespoon of vinegar and white wine.
6.
Add enough water.
7.
Pour in the light soy sauce, bring to a boil and simmer on medium heat for 5 minutes.
8.
Add the fried fish.
9.
After it is boiled again, cover with low heat for 10 minutes.
10.
The starch is mixed with water to make gorgon juice.
11.
Pour into the pot and turn to medium heat.
12.
After boiling, gently turn the fish over.
13.
In the middle, keep pouring the soup on the fish to make the fish delicious.
14.
The soup is collected to one-third full, and the fire ceases.
15.
Serve the fish on a plate and sprinkle with shredded green onions.
16.
Pour a portion of the broth, add coriander and red pepper, and then pour the remaining broth.
Tips:
Carp should not be eaten with mung beans, taro, tallow, pork liver, chicken, nepeta, licorice, pumpkin, red bean and dog meat, and cinnabar in Chinese medicine should also be avoided. Carp and pickled vegetables are incompatible: carp meat is rich in protein; in the process of pickling, the nitrogenous substances in pickled vegetables are partially converted into nitrite. When the pickles and carp are mixed and boiled. The amine in carp protein reacts with nitrite to produce a carcinogen called nitrosamine. This carcinogen can cause cancer of the digestive tract after entering the human body, which is quite harmful.