1, 15 fresh mandarin fish (taking 500g as an example); 2. Appropriate amount of onion and ginger (cut); 3, a small amount of wine (cooking wine is to fish, not too much, depending on the size of the fish; If not, you can use yellow wine); 4, the right amount of salt (according to your own taste, in order not to affect the dirt of cinnamon, it is recommended to be less); 5, the right amount of sugar (fresh, not too much); 6. Steamed fish and lobster sauce; 7. You can also make and debug a small amount of millet spicy or shredded pepper (if you like).
Step 1: Clean cinnamon cans (to get more meat); Step 2: Cook the wine with a little salt and a little wine 10 minute (to make the meat firmer); Step 3: Rinse the salted fish (it will seep out); Step 4: Wash both sides of the salt, cut the onion into sections, and divide the ginger into three parts, one is the paved bottom, the other is the fish, and the other is for use. Then add some sugar to the fish to make wine. Step 5: Pour a proper amount of water into the pot, boil the prepared cinnamon, put it in water (avoid cold water), and steam for 8- 10 minutes, and the water will evaporate; Step 6: steam the fish, add spare ginger, onion, pepper or pepper (if any), other pots and boiling oil; Step 7: When steaming fish, use the sound of "sting". This kind of meat is delicious and can be tied to the table.
1, cinnamon itself is slightly sweet, and the salt content is low in order to avoid moist taste; 2. When steaming fish, be sure to wait for the water to boil, so that the steamed fish tastes soft and slippery; 3.4. Although cinnamon has fewer thorns, if you wash it, you must be careful to avoid scratching your hands.