Steamed Grouper: Original Taste and Sweetness

by Little Five's Food, Drink and Fun

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

20m

Serving

2

As for the types of grouper, I have always been confused, anyway, fresh and mariculture are good. The skin of grouper is thick, fleshy and crisp, and the mouth is sweet and delicious. I always feel that eating seafood, the more authentic and simple the cooking, the more sweet the seafood is. Today's grouper, the master said that it is tiger grouper, the head, tail and bones of the fish are used to cook preserved egg fish soup. My son and I love it. The remaining fish is used for steaming, and no condiments are added except a little celery beads. The steamed fish, dipped in mustard and soy sauce, is sweet and crisp, and the piglets who don’t like fish are full of praise. "

Ingredients

Steamed Grouper: Original Taste and Sweetness

1. Choose fresh groupers.

2. Ask the chef to process the fish, take the fish meat part, and use the fish head and tail and fish bones to make the soup.

3. Slice the fish into pieces, as evenly as possible.

4. Place the sliced fish on the plate.

5. Wash celery and cut into celery beads.

6. Boil the water and put the fish in it.

7. Bring to a boil and turn to medium heat for about 8 minutes.

8. Add the celery beads and steam for about 1 minute.

9. Take it out and serve with soy sauce and mustard.

Tips:

The meat of grouper is extremely sweet, so if you don’t like mustard, you can also replace it with soy sauce.

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