Spicy Boiled Fish (rice Cooker Version)
1.
Clean all kinds of materials, and the basket leaks
2.
Wash bean sprouts
3.
Tofu over water
4.
Cut the fish into thin slices (of course, I didn’t do this by myself, I let the boss slice the fish when I bought the fish), put the egg white, cornstarch, cooking wine, salt, light soy sauce in a basin and pick it up evenly.
5.
While the fish is marinating, boil water in the rice cooker, and chop the green onion, garlic, dried chili, millet chili, and ginger into shreds.
6.
Chop the coriander. After the water in the rice cooker is boiled, remove the konjac tofu, bean sprouts, and enoki mushrooms in boiling water for later use. Pour the oil in the rice cooker and bring to a boil, add the boiled fish ingredients, and pour in all kinds of green onions, ginger and garlic. Stir fry until the aroma overflows, add the boiling water that has been boiled in advance, add the fish bones after the water is boiled, wait for the water to roll again, add the marinated fish fillets and water tofu
7.
While the fish fillets are cooking, use another pot to pour oil, fry the sesame seeds and dried chili until fragrant. When the fish fillets are cooked, gently remove them and pour them into a bowl of enoki mushrooms and bean sprouts, and scoop out the soup. Sauce, sprinkle with chopped green onion and coriander, and then pour the hot oil in another pot on the fish, and you’re done
8.
The last step is to serve it and taste it slowly!