Busy Years-fried Bayu

Busy Years-fried Bayu

by Autumn Goose Red Maple

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

It’s the New Year, and the past few days have been very busy. I just fried a pot of noodle fish yesterday, and I fried fish again today. New Year’s Eve is a happy thing, but it’s too tired, but I think of a big family gathering together to eat together. With the New Year’s Eve dinner, tired and happy"

Ingredients

Busy Years-fried Bayu

1. Take out the frozen fish and defrost at room temperature

Busy Years-fried Bayu recipe

2. Try to slice the fish when it's easy to cut, don't wait until it's completely defrosted, and then cut it out.

Busy Years-fried Bayu recipe

3. Take out the sliced fish fillet and take out the stomach and intestines and clean it.

Busy Years-fried Bayu recipe

4. Pour the cooking wine and remove the fishy smell

Busy Years-fried Bayu recipe

5. Prepare the seasoning, slice the ginger and peel the orange peel.

Busy Years-fried Bayu recipe

6. Add water to the pot, as long as the amount of water is enough to cover the fish, and put all the seasonings.

Busy Years-fried Bayu recipe

7. Put in the right amount of salt, depending on your taste.

Busy Years-fried Bayu recipe

8. Pour the soy sauce after the fire is boiled.

Busy Years-fried Bayu recipe

9. Put 5 teaspoons of sugar

Busy Years-fried Bayu recipe

10. Put a small spoonful of MSG, then pour some cooking wine and bring to a boil.

Busy Years-fried Bayu recipe

11. Pour the cooked soup into the basin and set aside.

Busy Years-fried Bayu recipe

12. Add oil to the pot and heat it up to 80% heat, and fry the fish fillets.

Busy Years-fried Bayu recipe

13. Fry until golden brown, remove and pour into the soup, soak for 24 hours before serving.

Busy Years-fried Bayu recipe

Tips:

When cutting frozen Bayu, it is best not to completely defrost and then cut, otherwise the cut will not be formed. Of course, there is no problem with cutting fresh fish.

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