Lemon Steamed Fish

by Xi's Foodie

5.0 (1)
Favorite
6

Difficulty

Easy

Time

20m

Serving

2

Lemons are rich in citric acid, so they are known as "citric acid warehouses." Its fruit is juicy, fleshy and crisp, and has a strong aroma. Because it tastes sour, it can only be used as a top-grade seasoning for the preparation of beverages and dishes, and has the effect of removing fishy and enhancing flavor. It is not good to use it as a seasoning for seafood."

Lemon Steamed Fish

1. The fish is handled well. Use a knife to make a few holes in the fish.

2. Sprinkle salt to massage the fish body

3. Pour the cooking wine and marinate for 5 minutes

4. Lemon slices, green onion and ginger ready to spread on the plate

5. Put the fish on a plate with lemon, green onion and ginger and pour the steamed fish soy sauce

6. Put it in a pot of boiling water and steam for 10 minutes

7. When steaming the fish, prepare shredded green onions and minced peppers

8. Steam the fish and serve and sprinkle with shredded green onions

9. Sprinkle with chili rings

10. In another wok, pour a little oil into the pepper and fry it until fragrant

11. Pour the hot oil on the fish while it is hot

12. Sprinkle with coriander at the end.

Tips:

Massage the fish with salt to remove the smell. After the massage, use water to clean the excess salt again.

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