Open Screen Fish
1.
Prepare the ingredients.
2.
Cut the green onion and ginger well.
3.
Remove the fins on the head, tail and back of the fish, and cut them into thin and even slices from the back of the fish. The bottom should not be cut off. The narrower part of the tail will affect the later shape, so don't cut it off.
4.
Put the cut fish in a basin, add green onions, ginger, salt and cooking wine and marinate for about 1 hour.
5.
Take out the marinated fish, put the head and tail in place, put the body of the fish in the middle, turn up the pieces and arrange them. Stuff with ginger slices in the middle.
6.
Put a water box in the steaming oven, put the fish on the middle layer, and start the pure steaming function, 100 degrees for 30 minutes.
7.
Heat the oil in a milk pan or a large stainless steel spoon.
8.
After the fish is out of the pan, put some red pepper rings and chopped green onion, put small tomatoes on the mouth of the fish, and put hot oil on the fish body.
9.
Pour the lemon steamed fish soy sauce and it's ready to start.
Tips:
1 I think pomfret is more suitable for making open-screen fish.
2 The knife for cutting the fish must be sharp, and be careful not to cut it. When cutting the fish head, the fin must be left intact and not cut off.