Grilled Field Fish with Perilla

Grilled Field Fish with Perilla

by You Ma Food

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

5

Every time I see a farmer selling it, I will buy a few of them and keep them at home. Usually they can be kept for a long time. I don’t know how long they are, because they are fished out and eaten halfway through. Add it again. My mother-in-law also likes to cook this kind of fish, but she has always followed the traditional method here, without scraping the scales. I'm still used to scraping it off, so I get some perilla and burn it. The delicious taste will definitely kill any fish in seconds. Although farmed fish is similar to carp, its meat is tenderer than carp, and there are few spines. The most important thing is that although it is raised in rice fields, it does not have the smell of silt. Friends who have the opportunity to buy field fish should also try this approach.

Ingredients

Grilled Field Fish with Perilla

1. Field fish is slaughtered and scaled, washed, and marinated with 1 tablespoon of salt and appropriate amount of rice wine for 20 minutes

Grilled Field Fish with Perilla recipe

2. Heat a pan, put a proper amount of oil, add green onions and ginger to sauté

Grilled Field Fish with Perilla recipe

3. Use kitchen paper to absorb water on the surface of the field fish before getting out of the pot

Grilled Field Fish with Perilla recipe

4. Fish in the pan and fry until slightly yellow on both sides

Grilled Field Fish with Perilla recipe

5. Put a small bowl of water, add a little salt, cover and cook for 10 minutes

Grilled Field Fish with Perilla recipe

6. The soup becomes thicker and less noticeable. Add the chopped perilla leaves and cook for a few seconds.

Grilled Field Fish with Perilla recipe

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