Steamed Sea Fresh
1.
Kill the fish, remove the scales, belly, and gills and wash. This can be done by the seller of the fish, because you buy it and then slaughter the fish may be dead, and the taste will be much inferior.
2.
Spread the right amount of green onions on the plate.
3.
Put the cleaned and dried fish on top of the shallots.
4.
Cut some shredded ginger and put it on top of the fish.
5.
Bring an appropriate amount of water to a boil, put the fish in the pot and steam for ten minutes.
6.
When the time is up, take out the steamed fish.
7.
Remove the ginger and shallots, and pour out the soup from the steamed fish in the plate.
8.
Spread the right amount of green onion on the fish
9.
Pour some Lee Kum Kee steamed fish soy sauce on the side of the fish.
10.
Heat up the pot, heat up an appropriate amount of peanut oil, and pour it on the fish.
11.
Delicious steamed grouper
Tips:
1. Do not pour the sauce directly on the fish when you pour the sauce on the plate, and pour it directly on the fish when you pour the oil.
2. Put the onion under the fish so that the steam can act on the bottom of the fish. You can also use two chopsticks if the plate is flat.
3. How to distinguish whether the steamed fish is live or dead? If the fresh fish is steamed after being slaughtered, the skin will shrink and break, the fish eyes will spit out from the eye sockets, and the meat will be very white. If the fish is slaughtered and steamed with dead fish, the fish eyes will be recessed, the skin will remain intact, and the meat will be a little gray.
4. Seeing that some friends like to steam the fish and then turn off the heat and simmer for a few minutes, it is actually incorrect. For fish with tender meat, this will overheat and the fish will become old because the effect of steam is still there. Continue to work on fish.