Open Screen Wuchang Fish

Open Screen Wuchang Fish

by Scarlett

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

3

Today, Wuchang fish, also called bream, is mainly produced in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, with Hubei being the largest. Chairman Mao's well-known masterpiece "Shui Tiaoge Tou·Swimming" starts with "Only drink Changsha water and eat Wuchang fish." Make Wuchang fish famous all over the world.

Ingredients

Open Screen Wuchang Fish

1. One live Wuchang fish, clean it, cut the head and tail each, and cut off; the middle section is sliced from the back with a knife, and the belly parts are connected

Open Screen Wuchang Fish recipe

2. Put the cut fish skin in a large bowl, add ginger, salt, chicken essence, white pepper, and cooking wine; mix well and marinate for 15 minutes

Open Screen Wuchang Fish recipe

3. Discard the tail of the fish and place the fish head up on the plate. The fish fillets are fanned in the plate to make the shape of a peacock. Put it in a steamed steamer and steam for about 8 minutes. Do not turn off the heat. Uncover immediately and simmer for another two minutes.

Open Screen Wuchang Fish recipe

4. When steaming the fish, cut the green onions into shreds, mince the green onions and set aside. Take out the steamed fish, pour out the steamed water, and pour the steamed fish soy sauce.

Open Screen Wuchang Fish recipe

5. Put the prepared green onions and shallots in the middle of the fish, add a proper amount of oil to the pot, add shredded ginger and pepper and stir fry

Open Screen Wuchang Fish recipe

6. Stir-fry until fragrant, drain off the debris, pour hot oil on the chopped green onion, and decorate the tail with crab roe.

Open Screen Wuchang Fish recipe
Open Screen Wuchang Fish recipe

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