
Ingredients
One mandarin fish ( 1 and a half pounds ) | Pineapple ( a little ) |
Pine nuts (a little) | Green beans (a little) |
Cherry tomatoes ( 1 piece ) | Tomato sauce ( 100g ) |
Oil ( 300 grams ) | Salt ( a little ) |
Sugar ( 50g ) | MSG ( a little ) |
Water starch (appropriate amount) | Flour ( 150g ) |
green onion, ginger ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make squirrel mandarin fish

1.Pineapple Dice, fry pine nuts, and blanch green beans and set aside

2. Soak green onions and ginger in water and set aside

3.After washing the mandarin fish, cut off the head from the fins and remove the spine from the fish.Cut until the tail of the fish does not break.

4.Turn over and cut off the middle bone.

5. Cut at an angle of 45 degrees to the fish skin, with an interval of 1 cm between each cut

6. Then reverse the knife at 45 degrees and cut vertically to the fish skin.Use the same method for two pieces of fish

7.Flower knife completed

9. Prepare a food bag filled with flour, soak the fish head and fish meat, and shake it evenly.pink.

10.After adding the flour, shake off the excess flour

12. Deep-fry the fish head until golden brown, being careful to stretch the fish mouth

13.Rise the oil temperature to 70% and fry the fish again, drain out the fish head, put cherry tomatoes in the fish mouth and place on a plate for later use p>

14. Leave the bottom oil in the pot, add tomato paste, a little salt, MSG, sugar, and a little water to taste , and finally pour in water starch

15. After the sauce is boiled, pour it on the fish and sprinkle with pine nuts.Green beans, diced pineapple, done

8.After changing the knife, submerge the fish meat and fish head with a little salt, cooking wine, green onion and ginger for about an hour

11.Put oil in the pot, heat the oil to 60% heat, add fish and fry until golden brown
Tips
Be careful not to cut off the fish skin when changing the knife, and the interval between each knife should not be too small
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