Steamed Cured Fish with Soybean Skin
1.
Prepare to chop the cured fish.
2.
Preparation of soybean hulls and ingredients.
3.
Soak the cured fish in cold water for 1 hour, changing the water 2 to 3 times in between.
4.
Soak the oily bean curd in cold water.
5.
Mince garlic and ginger.
6.
Pour rapeseed oil into the pot.
7.
When it's 50% hot, soak the dried cured fish.
8.
Fry on medium-low heat until both sides are browned.
9.
Add garlic and minced ginger.
10.
Add chopped chili and black tempeh.
11.
Pour in light soy sauce and sugar.
12.
Turn off the heat after stirring evenly.
13.
The soaked and drained oily bean curd is placed on the bottom of the plate, and topped with fried preserved fish and sauce.
14.
Put it in the steaming rice compartment and steam it together when steaming.
15.
Take out the steamed cured fish and sprinkle with chopped green onions.
16.
Burn rapeseed oil in a pot.
17.
Pour the chopped green onion while it is hot, and mix well when eating.
Tips:
1: Cured fish has a salty taste, so change the water several times when soaking.
2: Add a little sugar to neutralize the taste and improve freshness.
3: Put it on the rice grid of steamed rice, and the cooked fish will be steamed after the rice is cooked; it saves time and costs, and it is not damaged by fireworks.
4: Chop chili, tempeh, fish, and soy sauce are all salty, so there is no need to add additional salt.