Sweet and Sour Fish
1.
Cut the fish into bone-in and boneless portions and put them in two bowls. Add a small amount of salt, minced ginger and garlic slices and marinate for 15 minutes (if you have wine, you can pour some wine)
2.
Wash the marinated fish, pour a small amount of starch on the surface of the fish to absorb water [a small amount of starch can reduce oil splashing], heat the oil in the pan, and fry on low heat until golden.
3.
Adjust the juice, add sugar, vinegar, salt and starch water after the water is boiled (if you have stock, you can change the water to the stock for more freshness; if you have tomato sauce, don't put vinegar and starch water, and put less sugar).
4.
I also added fried onions and mushrooms to the juice to increase the fragrance (can be saved).
Tips:
①Don't always flip over when frying fish cubes, just make sure the pan is not sticky.
②Frying the fish first fry the fish with bones. The fish with bones need to be fried for a while before the fish bones will be crispy.
③I personally think that tomato sauce will be more delicious, sweet and sour, more natural.
④The juice can be poured directly on the fish or used as a dip just like me.