
Health benefits
Crucian carp: harmonizes the stomach
Pepper: nourishes blood, protects teeth, and protects bones
White sugar: low in protein
Ingredients
Crucian carp ( Two ) | Ginger ( piece ) |
Garlic ( Three cloves ) | Millet pepper ( Three cloves ) |
Cooking wine ( Two spoons ) | Light soy sauce ( one spoonful ) | Dark soy sauce ( Moderate amount ) | Starch (a spoonful) |
Pixian Doubanjiang (a spoonful ) | Edible oil ( appropriate amount ) |
Edible salt ( appropriate amount ) | Pepper (appropriate amount) |
Chicken Essence ( Adequate amount ) | Brown sweet and sour ( a spoonful ) |
White sugar ( A spoonful ) |
How to cook braised crucian carp

1. Here is a beautiful picture.

2. Prepare the ingredients.When buying the crucian carp, the stall owner will kill it and wash the crucian carp., and remove the black membrane from the abdominal cavity.

3. Chop the ginger and garlic, cut the millet pepper into rings, and chop the green onion.

4. The crucian carp makes several cuts on its back.

5.Put a few pieces of ginger to remove the smell and add salt.

6.Put a spoonful of cooking wine and marinate for 30 minutes.

7.Put oil in the pot and add an appropriate amount of salt so that the oil will not splash when frying the fish..

8. Dry the crucian carp with kitchen paper, and put it in when the oil is 70% hot.

9. Fry one side and turn over.

10.Put the fish aside, add ginger, garlic, millet and pepper and saute until fragrant.

11.Put in a spoonful of bean paste and stir-fry until red oil comes out.

12.Put a spoonful of cooking wine.

13.Put a spoonful of brown sugar and sour.

14.Put in a spoonful of light soy sauce and an appropriate amount of dark soy sauce.

15.Put a spoonful of sugar.

16.Put in water that has not covered the fish and bring to a boil over high heat.

17. When the soup thickens, pour in starch water and add pepper and chicken essence.

18.Sprinkle with chives and serve.

19.On the plate, the fish is tender and very delicious!
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