[half-fried Mackerel with Tribute Vegetables]
1.
Wash the mackerel and dry it with water, cut into thick slices, spread a little salt evenly on each slice, and marinate for 30 minutes;
2.
Cut tribute vegetables and green onions into sections, shred ginger, garlic, and red pepper for later use;
3.
Heat the pan, add a little oil, and fry the fish fillets slightly;
4.
Heat in a wok, add oil, and saute ginger and garlic;
5.
After the aroma comes out, add the tribute dishes and stir-fry appropriately to get the flavor;
6.
Add the slightly fried fish pieces;
7.
Add boiling water, add salt, turn to medium-low heat, cover and cook;
8.
Boil until the water thickens, add green onion and red pepper, turn off the heat, cover the pot and continue to simmer for 2 minutes;
9.
When the time is up, open the lid to load the plate.
Tips:
1. When frying the fish, the pot must be hot enough so that it will not break;
2. The fish does not need to be fried, nor does it need to be fried to a golden color, just fry until the fish noodles form a certain protective film;
3. The length of time to cook the fish depends on each person's preference. If you like more soup, you can simmer shorter, if you like less soup, you can simmer longer. In short, keep a certain amount of soup. When you eat fish, dip some soup together. Eating will be more delicious;
4. There are many varieties of tribute dishes, and it is best to use Chaoshan-style tribute dishes to make this dish;
5. The tribute dishes have a certain degree of saltiness, so the salt should be less or kept.