Rice Dumplings with Tomato Sauce
1.
Prepare the raw materials, wash the fish, shred the ginger, slice the garlic, the amount of chili powder, and 10 pieces of pepper {(rice wine, salt) these forgot to take pictures}.
2.
Drain the fish pieces, add shredded ginger, garlic slices, salt, chili powder, pepper, rice wine, stir well, cover with plastic wrap and marinate in the refrigerator for 24 hours.
3.
Take out the marinated fish pieces, drain the water, prepare ginger slices and garlic slices.
4.
The wok is hot. (Be sure to heat up first, otherwise the fish will stick to the pan).
5.
Drain the oil after the pan is heated.
6.
Add the fish pieces one by one and fry them slowly. Do not turn the fish pieces easily, as it will stick to the pan.
7.
After frying on one side, turn the fish over and fry the other side.
8.
The fish pieces are fried until golden on both sides.
9.
Add tomato sauce, garlic slices and ginger slices.
10.
After stirring, add chicken bouillon, pepper and stir well.
Tips:
1. The fish should be fried slowly, not too impatient
2. The fish pieces are marinated in advance, no need to add salt during frying
3. If time permits, you can marinate for one or two days, so the fish will taste better
4. After the fish is marinated, it can be placed in a ventilated place for half a day to dry the water on the surface of the fish.
The taste of glutinous rice is more authentic (I don’t allow it under this condition, because the dust outside is too large, so there is no air-dry moisture)