Steamed Red Snapper with Olive Horn
1.
Clean the fish, put a cross knife on it, put salt on the inside and outside, and marinate for 15 minutes.
2.
At this time, you can process the ingredients, shred the ginger and red pepper, separate the shallots into white sections, tear the green onion leaves into shreds, soak the olives for 5 minutes, then rinse a little, and change the knife into small pieces.
3.
Take a portion of green onion, ginger and olive horns and stuff it into the fish maw.
4.
Spread ginger, spring onion and olive horn on the bottom of the steamed fish plate, which can enhance the fragrance and remove fishy, and also can raise the fish body so that the heat can penetrate through.
5.
After putting the fish on top, spread the remaining ginger, green onion, red pepper, and olive horns evenly on the fish.
6.
After the water in the pot boils, put the fish in and steam for 10-13 minutes.
7.
After steaming, take it out and decanter the soup in the plate.
8.
Sprinkle shredded green onion leaves, top with hot oil, and serve.
Tips:
1. Chilled seawater fish can generally be marinated with salt one hour before production. This has the advantage of dehydrating the fish, making the meat firm and having a good taste.
2. Soak the olive horns in clean water for a while, and it will soften well. Don't wash it too much, so as not to wash away the taste.