More Than Every Year----yellow Tail Crucian Carp Tibetan Pearl
1.
Raw materials: yellow-tailed crucian carp, broccoli, quail eggs, green onions, ginger, garlic.
2.
Wash the fish with a knife and marinate it with cooking wine and salt for 10 minutes.
3.
Wash the broccoli and pick the stalks; peel the garlic; slice the ginger; cut one part of the green onion and part of the green onion; boil the quail eggs and remove their shells.
4.
Bring water to a boil, add a little salt when the water is boiled, blanch the broccoli and pick it up for use.
5.
Spread the scallion, ginger, and garlic slices on the bottom of the pan.
6.
Put the fish in the plate and place the quail eggs on 2 sides.
7.
Bring water to a boil in the pot, put the fish in, steam for 6 minutes and leave the lid on for 6 minutes, then steam it for another 2 minutes.
8.
Place the broccoli on the 2 sides of the plate, sprinkle chopped green onion, and drizzle the steamed fish soy sauce.
9.
Put the oil in the wok to heat up.
10.
Just pour hot oil on the fish.
Tips:
Yellowtail crucian carp is also called yellow crucian carp. It is cultivated in our local brackish water. The fish is tender and smooth. It does not have as many small spines as crucian carp, only one main spine; the fish body is also relatively narrow, so the steaming time is very short. I made this 7 double, it only took 6 minutes, and the meat will be thick after steaming for a while.