Pan-fried Long Lee Fish
1.
Flake boneless frozen fish fillet, take out one slice and thaw at room temperature.
2.
Wipe the thawed fish fillet into the water with a kitchen paper towel.
3.
Mix starch and chicken powder, spread on both sides of fish fillet, and marinate for about 5 minutes. Use chicken powder instead of salt to improve the freshness without excessively dehydrating the fish and affecting the taste.
4.
Salt the eggs, beat them and mix thoroughly.
5.
Roll the marinated fish fillet in the egg mixture.
6.
Roll it in the breadcrumbs again and shake off the excess.
7.
Heat the pan with oil, put the fish fillets in a flat-bottomed non-stick pan, turn on medium heat, and fry on one side until the shape is set.
8.
After one side is cooked, turn it over, wait until both sides are fried until golden brown, turn on a low heat, and fry the inside until it is ripe.
9.
Finally, turn on a high heat and fry a little on both sides, so that the surface is crispy and the color is better. Then take it out and place it on absorbent paper to remove the remaining oil.
10.
Squeeze it with sweet chili sauce or ketchup, you can eat it.
Tips:
1. Regarding the purchase of Longli fish: Choose a whole fish fillet with clear texture, natural color, firm meat, complete and thick shape.
2. Regarding the way of eating Longli fish: Because Longli fish fillet has no peculiar smell, it is not old or rotten when cooked, and it has no fish bones, it is eaten in many ways. It can be steamed, shabu-shabu, made into pickled fish or boiled fish, fried fish fillets, or distilled fish fillets.
3. Storage: sealed, frozen and stored at minus 18 degrees, do not thaw repeatedly.