Fried Pomfret with Pepper, Salt and Lime
1.
When buying the pomfret, please kill it and clean it after returning. Cut a few knives diagonally on both sides of the fish body to make it easier to taste.
2.
Put it in a basin, add cooking wine and sea salt, gently rub the fish body and belly with your hands to let the salt taste
3.
Squeeze the juice of two slices of lemon into the marinating pot, then add the slices of lemon at will, let the fish eat the lemon flavor
4.
Marinate for 20 minutes, rinse under a tap, and wipe off the water on the fish with a kitchen paper towel. Set aside
5.
Turn on the induction cooker, heat up the flat-bottomed non-stick pan, turn on a low fire, pour olive oil, and fry the golden fish
6.
Turn over for about 5 minutes, a total of 10 minutes, fry on both sides until golden brown, turn off the heat, squeeze a few drops of lemon juice on each side, and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
7.
Set it out, serve it, let’s eat
8.
The fragrant lemon and crispy salt and pepper make people mouth-watering.
Tips:
When making sea fish, the less seasoning, the better. What you want is its original flavor, so frying is the highest courtesy to sea fish. Only a little salt is needed to set off the freshness of sea fish. Distinct.