Rose Fermented Crucian Carp
1.
Prepare a fresh crucian carp.
2.
Prepare garlic and rose fermented bean curd.
3.
The crucian carp is cleaned up, and the fish back is picked up with a knife (easy to taste).
4.
Spread a little salt on the fish body and marinate for 20 minutes.
5.
Wash the garlic and cut into sections, and slice the ginger; mix the fermented bean curd and the juice thoroughly into a sauce for later use.
6.
Heat oil in a pot and sauté the ginger slices.
7.
Set aside the ginger slices, add the crucian carp and fry it slightly.
8.
Haha, the crucian carp spontaneously jumped up and turned over, and the fish skin was intact.
9.
Add garlic to the remaining oil in the pot and fry it for a fragrance.
10.
Pour the fermented bean curd juice and stir well.
11.
Add the crucian carp, coat the fermented bean curd evenly, and simmer for 2 minutes; pour in the light soy sauce.
12.
Add black pepper and cook for 2 minutes.
13.
Add red chopped pepper. Adjust the flavor and serve on the plate.
Tips:
1. Fermented bean curd is a high-salt food. It is not suitable to eat too much and long-term consumption, otherwise it will easily cause cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases and osteoporosis.
2. Patients with hypertension should not eat fermented bean curd.
3. Crucian carp avoid eating with Magnolia officinalis, Ophiopogon japonicus, Adenophora, mustard greens, wax gourd, taro, pork liver, pheasant, venison, and sugar.
4. People who are too weak are not suitable for eating crucian carp.