Steamed Sea Bass
1.
Remove the scales and belly of the sea bass and clean it.
2.
Shred the ginger, slice the green onions, spread on top of the fish, and then drizzle with light soy sauce and peanut oil. (If you are greedy for convenience, you don't need to steam it and then pour oil)
3.
Put water in the pot and bring to a boil, put the fish in the pot, and steam it on high heat for 6 minutes, just right.
4.
Delicious steamed sea bass
Tips:
Many times, I ordered a live fish steamed in a restaurant. After it was steamed and served on the table, I always felt something was wrong. I felt like it was replaced. It was steamed with dead fish. So, how do you tell if it is steamed with live fish or dead fish in a restaurant? The method is very simple. One is to look at the eyes. The eyes of fish steamed with live fish will inevitably protrude, sometimes the eyes will fall out, and the eyes of fish steamed with dead fish will be sunken. But look at the fish skin. If live fish is slaughtered and steamed, the skin will shrink and crack, while if you use dead fish, the skin will be more complete.