Steamed Square Head Fish

Steamed Square Head Fish

by Perilla Yuriko

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

2

The classmates brought it from the beach, the thorns are little and the meat is tender. It was the first time I saw square-headed fish and tried to steam it.

Ingredients

Steamed Square Head Fish

1. Clean square head fish, clean green onion and cut into sections, clean ginger and garlic and slice.

Steamed Square Head Fish recipe

2. Add rice wine to the plate.

Steamed Square Head Fish recipe

3. Add a pinch of salt. The fish is the fish in the sea, add a small amount of salt. It can also be omitted.

Steamed Square Head Fish recipe

4. Add a spoonful of vinegar, rub the fish belly and skin, and marinate for half an hour.

Steamed Square Head Fish recipe

5. Spread green onions in the plate.

Steamed Square Head Fish recipe

6. From the inside of the fish belly, use a knife to cut the back of the fish by one centimeter. Place the fish maw face down on the plate.

Steamed Square Head Fish recipe

7. Put the ginger and garlic slices on the fish.

Steamed Square Head Fish recipe

8. Add two spoons of rice wine.

Steamed Square Head Fish recipe

9. Add a spoonful of vinegar and a pinch of salt.

Steamed Square Head Fish recipe

10. Put it in a steamer and boil for ten minutes.

Steamed Square Head Fish recipe

11. Just leave the meat off the bone. Take it out and sprinkle the spicy oil on the fish.

Steamed Square Head Fish recipe

12. Sprinkle with chopped green onions.

Steamed Square Head Fish recipe

13. Prepare a small dish, pour 2 scoops of vinegar, scoop a scoop of abalone and scallop XO sauce, sandwich a piece of fish, and eat with the sauce. To fall in love with me, all you need is a bite, I am Long Sword Brand Abalone and Scallop XO Sauce!

Steamed Square Head Fish recipe

Tips:

1. The fish must be fresh, and the salt in the sea fish must be reduced by at least one third.
2. The marinating cannot be too long, otherwise the umami taste will be discounted.

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