Braised Pomfret
1.
Remove the gills and internal organs of the pomfret, and clean it
2.
Hit a cross knife on one side
3.
Turn it over and put a cross knife on the other side
4.
Marinate with salt, white pepper and cooking wine for 10 minutes
5.
Soak up the water on the surface of the fish before cooking
6.
Pick up the oil pan, after the oil is hot, add the fish and fry it over medium heat
7.
Fry the yellow on one side and turn it over, then fry the yellow on both sides and serve
8.
Using the bottom oil in the pot, saute the onion, ginger, garlic and dried red pepper
9.
Cook in the braised soy sauce, add hot water to boil
10.
Add the fried fish, season with sugar, and pour the soup on the fish with a spoon
11.
Cover the pot and simmer over medium heat. When the juice has been collected for half of the time, season with salt
12.
Collect the soup to your liking, add some MSG (can be omitted), sprinkle with chives and minced millet pepper (can be omitted)
Tips:
Tips for frying fish in a non-stick pan without breaking the skin:
1. Heat the pot first, then add the oil, and then add the fish after the oil is heated;
2. When frying fish, you need to wipe off the water on the fish in advance, otherwise the fish will easily splash oil and stick to the pan after it is placed in the pan;
3. After the fish is in the pot, don't rush to turn it, wait until the body of the fish can be easily slid by lightly touching it with a shovel, so that the skin is not sticky, and the whole body of the fish can be kept intact;
4. Dip a thin layer of dry powder on the surface of the fish and then fry it. It is also a good way for a non-stick pan without breaking the skin, and it can fry quickly.