Smelly Bass

by Brother Xiaoyu's private house

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Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

3

The representative of Huizhou cuisine-smelly mandarin fish. I didn’t buy mandarin fish today, so I replaced it with bass. It originated in Huizhou, Anhui Province. I have never eaten authentic smelly mandarin fish. Now, smelly is the unique flavor of this dish. After you take a bite, you will be surprised to find that smelly can be so beautiful! ^O^

Smelly Bass

1. Clean the perch, cut off the head and tail,

2. Bone the fish, slice the fish,

3. Fish bone stew for later use,

4. Knead the fish fillets with salt, pepper, cooking wine, starch, and mix well.

5. Add salt to the fish head and fish tail, and steam them with cooking wine for later use.

6. Take two pieces of stinky tofu,

7. Wrap right amount of stinky tofu with fish fillets,

8. 60% oil temperature, deep fry until golden and fish out,

9. Stir-fry the bean paste with a small amount of oil,

10. Stir-fry the red oil, add green onions, ginger, and chopped onions,

11. Stir fry until it tastes good, pour it into the fish soup,

12. Pour stinky fish rolls, soy sauce, chicken powder, sugar to taste,

13. Water starch thickens the gorgon,

14. Arrange out of the pot and top with the soup.

Tips:

When frying, pay attention, the temperature must not be too high, to avoid the fried fish rolls turning out and the meat becomes old.

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