Pixian Doubanyu

Pixian Doubanyu

by Gluttonous

4.9 (1)
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Difficulty

Normal

Time

10m

Serving

2

[Watercress fish] is a traditional Sichuan cuisine, mostly cooked with freshwater crucian carp as the main ingredient. Today, a pair of sea fish and Pixian bean paste are used to cook a type of Douban fish. Because it is a mess, it is called: Pixian Douban Yu. "

Ingredients

Pixian Doubanyu

1. Marine fish, Pixian bean paste.

Pixian Doubanyu recipe

2. Remove the internal organs of the sea fish, wash it, and use an oblique knife.

Pixian Doubanyu recipe

3. Heat oil in a pan, add green onion, ginger, garlic and saute until fragrant.

Pixian Doubanyu recipe

4. Add Pixian bean paste and stir-fry to make out the red oil.

Pixian Doubanyu recipe

5. Stir-fry the green onion, ginger, garlic and bean paste.

Pixian Doubanyu recipe

6. Add sea fish.

Pixian Doubanyu recipe

7. Cook into the cooking wine.

Pixian Doubanyu recipe

8. Boom the fire, cook in vinegar

Pixian Doubanyu recipe

9. Add some light soy sauce.

Pixian Doubanyu recipe

10. Add water.

Pixian Doubanyu recipe

11. After boiling, cook for 5 minutes on medium and small fire.

Pixian Doubanyu recipe

12. Turn the fish over, add salt and sugar to taste. Bake for another 3 minutes

Pixian Doubanyu recipe

13. Add monosodium glutamate to improve freshness, and fire up the juice

Pixian Doubanyu recipe

14. Put it out of the pot and serve on the table.

Pixian Doubanyu recipe

Tips:

1. Because the fishy smell of sea fish is heavy, so when adding cooking wine and vinegar, use a strong fire to make it evaporate.
2. Because the bean paste has a salty taste, use less salt when adding it.

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