Scallion Vinaigrette
1.
A large crucian carp, after slaughter, lightly cut a few diagonally on the back (the crucian carp is thin and does not need to be tasted)
2.
Chopped green onions and set aside
3.
Cut green onion into sections, slice garlic, slice ginger
4.
Add a little lard in the pot to 60% of the oil temperature, and then fry the crucian carp until it is golden on both sides and remove it for later use (special reminder: be sure to make sure the crucian carp is no longer bouncing before entering the pan, otherwise the consequences will be serious)
5.
Fish out the fried crucian
6.
Add ginger and green onions to the remaining oil from the frying fish and stir fragrant
7.
Add water (not too much water), add 3 spoons of light soy sauce, 1 spoon of white pepper, 1 spoon of cooking wine, salt and a little sugar and bring to a boil
8.
Take out the ginger and shallots in the pot and do not add vinegar afterwards (be sure to add vinegar at the end, otherwise the vinegar fragrance of this dish is not so delicious, remember!)
9.
Thicken, the juice should be thicker (your kitchen is now filled with a strong vinegar fragrance!)
10.
Pour the thickened vinegar sauce on the fish (there is no need to add chicken essence in this dish) and finally sprinkle with chopped green onion and serve
Tips:
1. Yellow River carp is the first choice for making vinegared fish, but also grass carp, tilapia, mandarin fish, etc. The size of the fish should be about 800 grams, and the meat of this size is the most tender and delicious;
2. The seasoning should be sour and sweet, and the seasoning should be sufficient, so that the flavor of the soup will be delicious;
3. The fish meat is cut off, and the freshness and original taste are emphasized. The heat requirements are very strict when cooking.