Braised Spanish Mackerel with Chopped Pepper
1.
Wash the green onions, cut the green onion into sections, and cut the green onion leaves into chopped green onions. Just use a knife to pat the garlic and peel it, instead of chopping it.
2.
Wash the mackerel after removing the gills and internal organs.
3.
Make a few knives on both sides of the fish, spread a little salt on the inside and outside, and let it taste for 20 minutes.
4.
Use kitchen paper to dry the water of the fish body. Dip a little dry flour on both sides (to prevent the fish from sticking to the pan when frying).
5.
Wash the pot, add an appropriate amount of peanut oil to the boil and heat until 70% to 80% hot, shake the oil in the pot, let the bottom of the pot be covered with oil. Gently put the Spanish mackerel in the oil pan, and fry the side first. Don't turn the fish body at will during frying, so as not to fry the fish, wait patiently until it is in place.
6.
Turn it over and fry the other side. The fish is tender, so be careful not to turn it over. If there is a non-stick pan, try to fry the fish in a non-stick pan.
7.
Pour soy sauce, original soy sauce, dark soy sauce on the fish, add an appropriate amount of water, and the amount of water shall be equal to the body of the fish.
8.
Add Huadiao wine, star anise, garlic, chopped pepper, green onion and white sugar. After the high heat is boiled, turn to medium heat, and continue to pour the soup on the fish halfway through. Try the salty again, add salt if necessary, until the water in the pot is half a bowl, you can turn off the heat. If you don’t like the soup, you can just dry the soup in the pot. The fish will be firmer and more flavorful, which is different from the taste of the soup.
9.
Put the fish on the plate, the soup in the pot can thicken the soup, pour it on the fish, sprinkle with chopped green onion and a little red chopped pepper to decorate it. You don't need to thicken it.
10.
Finished product