Steamed Mandarin Fish 🐠

Steamed Mandarin Fish 🐠

by Beauty every day

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Mandarin fish is also known as one of the four major freshwater fish of mandarin fish; its meat is fresh and tender, tastes delicious, with few thorns and more meat, which is actually a good fish. The egret flies in front of the Xisai Mountain, and the mandarin fish is fat in the peach blossom and flowing water. "

Steamed Mandarin Fish 🐠

1. One mandarin fish, take out the entrails

Steamed Mandarin Fish 🐠 recipe

2. Cut off the fish tails, fins and fish body with a knife, sprinkle with pepper, cooking wine, put in onions and ginger and marinate for 20 minutes to remove the fishy smell

Steamed Mandarin Fish 🐠 recipe

3. Pour out the marinated fish soup, stuff the green onion and ginger into the fish belly, pour in a little soy sauce and a little salt, put it in a steamer and steam for 10-15 minutes.

Steamed Mandarin Fish 🐠 recipe

4. While steaming the fish, prepare shredded green onion, ginger, chili and coriander

Steamed Mandarin Fish 🐠 recipe

5. The steamed fish picks out the green onion and ginger in the belly

Steamed Mandarin Fish 🐠 recipe

6. Heat up a wok, pour in an appropriate amount to mix and fry the chives, ginger, and chili

Steamed Mandarin Fish 🐠 recipe

7. Pour the fried green onion and ginger on the fish body, drizzle a little pepper oil, sprinkle with coriander

Steamed Mandarin Fish 🐠 recipe

8. Finished product

Steamed Mandarin Fish 🐠 recipe

Tips:

Mandarin fish dorsal and ventral fins have toxins and must be removed when making fish

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