Braised Pomfret
1.
After removing the internal organs of the pomfret, rinse it with water. Make two or three diagonal cuts on both sides of the fish. Add salt, pepper, 5ml of cooking wine, and ginger slices and marinate for 15 minutes. Then pat the pomfret on both sides with a little dry starch and set aside
2.
Cut green onion into sections, slap garlic, shred ginger, and cut dried red pepper into sections for later use
3.
Heat the wok, wipe the bottom of the pan with ginger, add a little oil to heat, put the pomfret in the pan, and fry it over a low fire
4.
Fry the fish on low heat until golden brown on both sides, then drain the oil
5.
Leave a little base oil in the pot, saute the shallots, ginger, and garlic slices, add light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, cooking wine, and sugar
6.
Then add an appropriate amount of water (the water is equal to the pomfret), bring to a boil, turn to a low heat and simmer until the soup is thick
7.
Put the pomfret on the plate, and pour the remaining soup on the pomfret thickened with water starch, and finally sprinkle with chives and green red peppers.
Tips:
Put less soy sauce in the braised sauce. I accidentally put more of it this time. The color looks black, and the color of the dishes is not good.