Pan-fried Eel with Sauce
1.
Prepare the ingredients
2.
Take out the dried eel (PS: two dried eels are about 365 grams, about 532 grams after soaking)
3.
Soak in clean water for about three hours
4.
Scallion and ginger are sliced, shredded, and minced separately
5.
Dry the soaked eel and cut into large slices
6.
Pour a Korean-style bag of cumin barbecue sauce
7.
Then pour in the right amount of cooking wine, green onion and ginger, then marinate for about 4 hours
8.
After the pan is heated, pour the oil and saute the scallions and ginger
9.
Put in the marinated eel slices, skin side down
10.
Fry on medium and low heat to brown and turn it over
11.
After frying both sides, turn off the heat
12.
Put some cumin powder, white sesame seeds and chives on the plate, and eat it while it’s hot
Tips:
1. Dried eel is light-dried and needs to be soaked in advance before it becomes soft.
2. Cumin barbecue sauce is a compound sauce, no need to add salt if it has a bottom taste; friends who like a heavy taste can also add a little salt
3. The fish is dried in the sun, so it is not easy to taste, and the marinating time needs to be longer.
4. Since the eel slices become thinner after being dried, they are fully cooked and eaten safely with a medium-to-small fire.