Steamed Octopus
1.
First clean the hairtail, put a knife on the surface, pour beer, add sugar, and soak for 15 minutes.
Tip: A few cuts of hairtail will make it easier to taste, and it can also be better to remove fishy. The black film on the belly of the fish and the blood on the bones must be thoroughly cleaned.
2.
Pour out the beer, sprinkle in salt and spread well, and marinate for 5 minutes.
Tip: The salt must be spread evenly, otherwise it will not taste good if it has no taste.
3.
Cut a little red pepper and green onions.
Tip: Red pepper shreds can be left alone. Green onion shreds can be replaced with chopped green onions.
4.
Cut the remaining green onion into sections, slice the ginger, spread on a plate, and then put the octopus.
Tip: Place the green onion and ginger slices on the plate to form gaps. The two sides of the fish will be heated more evenly, and the steamed fish will be more tender.
5.
Boil water in a steamer, add the octopus, and steam for about 12 minutes on high heat.
Tip: Be sure to boil water in the pot, and then steam the fish on a high fire. The time is determined by the firepower and the size of the fish. Do not exceed 15 minutes. Steaming for too long will affect the taste of the fish.
6.
Turn off the heat, take out the hairtail, pour out the soup, and pour in the steamed fish soy sauce.
Tip: Do not make the soup after the fish is steamed, because the fishy smell is very strong.
7.
Place the shredded red pepper and green onion, pour a spoonful of hot oil to create a fragrance, then serve.
Tip: Hot oil can increase the fragrance, which is also the key to delicious fish!
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