
Health effects
Star anise: regulates qi, relieves pain, dispels cold
Cinnamon: warms the body
Ingredients
Flour ( 200 grams ) | Water ( 130 grams ) |
Fat head fish head ( 2100g ) | Oil ( 40g ) |
Salt ( 5 grams ) | Soybean paste ( 4 tablespoons ) |
Shallots ( 2 pcs ) | Ginger ( 10g ) |
Red pepper ( 2 pcs ) | Star anise ( a little ) |
Geranium leaves ( a little ) | Cinnamon (a little) |
Cooking wine ( 4 tablespoons ) | Light soy sauce ( 2 tablespoons span> ) |
Cilantro ( appropriate amount ) | Garlic ( 10 grams ) |
How to make fish head cakes

1. Mix flour and water and knead into a dough (it will be very rough at first, but it will become smooth after a few minutes of kneading), and let it rest

2. Remove the gills, scales and internal organs from the fish head and wash
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4.Heat the oil in the pot, add the fish and fry it (you can fry both sides or one side)

5.Add onion, ginger, chili, star anise, cinnamon and bay leaves and sauté until fragrant
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6.Put in soybean paste

7. Add cooking wine

8.Pour in light soy sauce

9.Add water to cover the fish pieces
10.Add salt, bring to a boil over high heat, then turn to medium heat and simmer

11.When stewing fish, make pancakes.After the dough has risen, roll it out thinly, grease it with oil, roll it up and roll it into a pancake shape.Use a pan or electric pan to bake until ready.

12.Cut the coriander into sections and mince the garlic

13.After stewing for 30 minutes, the soup will become less

14.Simmer for another 5 minutes

15. Take out the fish head and put the cake Soaked in fish soup, it tastes really delicious!

3.Sliced green onion and ginger
Tips
1.The black film inside the fish belly should be removed
2.The fish can be fried on both sides or one side without affecting the taste
3.The fish soup needs to be soaked in cakes, so don’t add too little water.Add water as well as boiling water
4.Don’t leave too little soup when stewing, otherwise you won’t be able to make pancakes
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