Cantonese Steamed Fish

Cantonese Steamed Fish

by The heart of the piano and the courage of the sword

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Difficulty

Normal

Time

10m

Serving

2

Steamed fish is the cooking method that best reflects the lightness and original taste of Cantonese cuisine. The steamed fish in Cantonese cuisine does not have many ingredients, basically just ginger and spring onion soy sauce, which preserves the original flavor of the fish to the maximum. At the same time, the choice of fish is also very important. Generally speaking, fish with tender meat is most suitable for steaming. I saw a fish that I hadn't seen in the market. The stall owner said it was Shitou and asked him about its scientific name. He said that he didn't know it. They called it that way anyway. It was delicious when steamed. It looks like a kind of sea bream. Since it is delicious, I bought it and tried it.
Steamed fish generally do not use salt and use soy sauce. The soy sauce for steamed fish in restaurants is generally prepared by yourself, using light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, sugar and other ingredients. I usually like to use first soy sauce to make it, which tastes fresher. The steamed fish soy sauce sold outside has many flavoring agents and fresheners added, which is not very healthy, so it is basically not used.
Steamed fish usually uses live fish, and the steamed taste is delicious. When you eat at a restaurant outside, sometimes the chef will replace a dead fish for you and teach you a trick to distinguish. Generally, it is steamed with live fish. The skin will shrink and break, the fish eyes will spit out from the eye sockets, and the flesh will be very white. Steamed with dead fish, the skin will remain intact and the meat will be a little gray. "

Ingredients

Cantonese Steamed Fish

1. Remove the scales and belly of the fish and wash.

Cantonese Steamed Fish recipe

2. Place the green onion on the plate, place the fish on it, and spread ginger.

Cantonese Steamed Fish recipe

3. Bring water to a boil, put the fish in the pot, and steam for about 8 minutes.

Cantonese Steamed Fish recipe

4. After the fish is cooked, remove the shredded ginger and green onion, and pour out the raw juice of the steamed fish.

Cantonese Steamed Fish recipe

5. Cover the steamed fish with shredded green onions.

Cantonese Steamed Fish recipe

6. Heat a pot, add light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, and sugar to prepare a salty and light sauce that suits your taste. Pour it next to the fish, boil an appropriate amount of peanut oil, and pour it on top of the fish.

Cantonese Steamed Fish recipe

7. The delicious steamed fish is ready.

Cantonese Steamed Fish recipe

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