Steamed Halibut
1.
Put the flounder pieces on the plate and thaw naturally;
2.
Use a sharp knife to divide the big fish into smaller pieces;
3.
Pour a few drops of cooking wine on each piece of fish and put two slices of ginger;
4.
Prepare some fine ginger, shallots, and millet spicy; if you can’t eat spicy, you can replace millet spicy with colored pepper;
5.
Heat the steamer, put the halibut into the steamer after the water is boiled, cover the lid, and steam for 5 minutes;
6.
When it is out of the pot, although it is only steamed, the fragrant and tender scent pours on you; pick out the ginger slices, and the fish soup can be poured out while hot and drunk. It is very delicious, or you can keep some on the plate;
7.
Put a handful of shredded green onion, a few ginger, and a few millet on each piece of fish, and then drizzle a little steamed fish soy sauce;
8.
Pour the hot vegetable oil on the shredded green onions to stimulate the fragrance, and slowly penetrate into the fish veins, making it more fragrant.
Tips:
1. Take an appropriate amount of fish from the bag and leave it at room temperature to thaw. Do not soak in water or hot water to avoid nutrient loss; do not repeatedly thaw and freeze the fish, which will cause the loss of water in the cells and result in the taste of the fish. Not tender
2. Steamed flounder is the simplest cooking method, which can restore the true taste of flounder to the greatest extent; ginger slices and cooking wine do not need to be put in too much, the fish itself is not fishy, putting ginger slices and cooking wine has the effect of fighting off the cold; Steamed fish soy sauce has the effect of increasing saltiness. Even if you don’t put any seasoning, you can eat it directly after steaming, and the fish will be fresh and sweet.