Savoury Boiled Fish, Using Pangasius to Make It More Perfect
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Pangasius fillets are large and can be thicker, because pangasius cannot be sliced out of thin slices. Continuous slice cutting, also known as butterfly slices, the first knife does not cut to the end, the second knife cuts off. Put the cut pangasius into the water, add cornstarch, white pepper, cooking wine, and salt to the water.
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Mix well with chopsticks.
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Put salt in the water and put bean sprouts after boiling.
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Remove and place on the bottom of the bowl.
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Heat oil, add bean paste, green onion, ginger, garlic, and pepper, and stir fry until fragrant.
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Add water, appropriate amount of salt, chicken essence, and sugar.
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Put the fish fillets after the water is boiling, 2-3 pieces at a time,
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Put the water in the pot and boil again, and the fish can be taken out when all the meat turns white. The fish should not be in the water for more than 20 seconds, but it should be determined by the water and fire of your home.
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Put the fish out on the bean sprouts, which is probably the case on the plate.
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Boil the fish soup in a pot and strain it on top of the fish.
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Put the dried chili, garlic, and chopped green onion on the fish, heat the pan to heat the oil, pour the oil on the chili when the oil smokes, and serve.
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