Braised Fish Pieces
1.
Clean the fish, cut into large pieces (3~4cm square), marinate with 1 teaspoon of salt and 1 tablespoon of cooking wine for 10 minutes, wash off the salt, add 1.5 tablespoons of starch and mix well after draining, so that each piece of fish is coated with starch Pulp.
2.
Heat more oil in a non-stick pan and saute the scallions and ginger. I was in a hurry to take pictures and forgot to put green onion and ginger.
3.
Put the fish pieces in a pan and fry slowly over medium and low heat, and fry each side until slightly browned. Don't turn the fish in a hurry after the fish is in the pan, wait for a while before turning it over.
4.
Put light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, sugar, and cooking wine to simmer, add a large bowl of water, boil over high heat and change to low heat. You can turn the fish over and cover and simmer, or you can open the lid and continue to pour the soup with a spoon. On the fish pieces. Cook until the fish is cooked, and collect the juice over high heat.
5.
Put it out of the pot and garnish with chopped green onions (I don’t like to eat green onions, so I put a knot of green onions for easy disposal)
6.
Take pictures as a souvenir.
Tips:
1 Remove the scales and entrails of the fish. The average stall owner will do it well, but he will not do it very carefully. You need to process it yourself. Remove the black film from the belly of the fish; if the fish head is also burned, remove the gills; try to wash off the blood.
2 The fish pieces are coated with starch, and the skin is not easy to break during frying, and the surface is easier to fry during frying.
3 I don't know how to cook in an iron pan, especially for frying fish. It's a sticky pan, so I like to use a non-stick pan for everything.
4 Southerners like to put sugar in their cooking. Those who don't like sweet can put less, because sugar can improve the freshness and neutralize the sour taste of soy sauce.