Tomato Pansa
1.
After thawing the pangasius, wipe off the moisture with a kitchen paper towel, cut into convenient size, add olive oil, black pepper, salt and ginger and marinate for 10 minutes
2.
Make a cross on the top of the tomato and blanch it in boiling water to peel off the skin
3.
Peeled tomatoes, cut into small pieces and set aside
4.
The marinated pansa fish meat is blanched in boiling water and taken out for later use
5.
Heat oil in a pan, pour in the cut tomatoes, fry them while pressing, and fry the tomatoes out of the juice
6.
After the tomatoes are juiced, add 2 tablespoons of tomato sauce and continue to stir fry quickly
7.
Add appropriate amount of water
8.
After boiling, pour in the cooked pansa fish and cook for about 2-3 minutes
9.
Pour in water starch, boil over high heat, collect the juice and thicken, add appropriate amount of salt and black pepper to taste and it can be out of the pot
Tips:
1. If it is troublesome, the tomatoes don’t need to be peeled.
2. Fish is easier to be cooked, so the blanching time should not be too long