【cantonese Cuisine】steamed Osmanthus Fish
1.
The osmanthus fish is guts, scaled, cleaned, and the ginger and spring onions are cleaned and shredded. Cut the scallion into sections.
2.
Put some shredded ginger on the bottom of the plate, and the scallion segments to frame the fish, and stuff some ginger and scallion segments in the belly of the fish.
3.
Spread ginger shreds on the fish and drizzle some peanut oil.
4.
Add water to a clean pot and bring to a boil over high heat. Put the fish to steam over the water. Cover the pot and heat for 12-15 minutes, depending on the size of the fish.
5.
You can use chopsticks to poke into the back of the fish.
6.
Pour out the excess soup, don't.
7.
Pour out the steamed soup, remove the shredded ginger and green onions, spread the shredded green onions, and drizzle with some light soy sauce.
8.
Heat an appropriate amount of peanut oil in a clean pot, and top with the fish body that has been spread with green onions. There was a sizzling sound under the hot oil.
9.
It's ready to be served. The meat is tender and delicious, clear but not light.
Tips:
For steamed fish, it is best to use steamed fish soy sauce or light soy sauce. Steamed fish soy sauce is lighter and sweeter, which can freshen the steamed fish without being too salty. The deliciousness of steamed fish, in addition to not over-steaming the fire to affect the meat quality, steamed fish soy sauce is also the essence.
If you do not have steamed fish soy sauce, you can boil light soy sauce with some water and sugar instead of steamed fish soy sauce.