Steamed Turbot

Steamed Turbot

by Taste chew

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

3

Turbot (scientific name: Scophthalmus maximus), belongs to the flounder family, and belongs to the turbot genus fish. It belongs to the marine benthic fish of the bony fishes, Flounderidae, Turbididae. Commonly known as European flounder, it is called turbot in China.
The fish meat is fresh and tender, and the fish flesh is firm and smooth. It has the effects of warming the stomach and neutralizing, calming down the liver yang, dispelling wind, treating arthralgia, reducing malaria, and benefiting the intestines and improving eyesight. So it's especially suitable for the elderly and children

Ingredients

Steamed Turbot

1. Buy fresh turbot and clean the viscera (generally fish stalls will help to deal with it)

Steamed Turbot recipe

2. After cleaning, make a few knives on the fish to taste, and drain the water slightly

Steamed Turbot recipe

3. Spread a layer of salt evenly on the fish, drizzle with a few drops of rice wine, and marinate for about ten minutes

Steamed Turbot recipe

4. Boil an appropriate amount of water in a pot, put the turbot, and put an appropriate amount of shredded ginger and garlic on the belly and the fish. Cover the pot and steam on high heat for 13 minutes

Steamed Turbot recipe

5. Heat another pot, add oil to the boil

Steamed Turbot recipe

6. After the fish is steamed, drizzle with soy sauce

Steamed Turbot recipe

7. Sprinkle with shallots

Steamed Turbot recipe

8. Drizzle with hot oil

Steamed Turbot recipe

Tips:

1. Choose fresh fish for steamed fish
2. The steaming time depends on the size of the fish

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