Spicy Ciba crucian carp
Introduction:
"Ciba fish" is the name of our hometown. It's a method of marinating fish with salt, drying for a few hours, and then frying. The fish made in this way is more tasty and tender inside and is especially suitable for wine and rice. Generally, grass carp or crucian carp are used more. "
Production steps:
Step 1: 800 grams of fresh crucian carp, clean up, both sides of the right amount of salt
Step 2: put it in the sun for about 2 hours
Step 3: wash the pepper with water
Step 4: cut the pepper into small pieces
Step 5: cut ginger and garlic into small pieces
Step 6: heat the oil in the pot and fry the crucian carp
Step 7: fry the crucian carp in low heat until both sides are golden yellow and the skin is wrinkled
Step 8: then add the chopped pepper and fry for about 2 minutes
Step 9: then add the chopped pepper and fry for about 2 minutes
Step 10: pour a little soy sauce, add a little water, cover the pot and simmer for about 5 minutes
Step 11: finally uncover the lid of the pot. There is no soup in the pot. Sprinkle with Scallion to start the pot
Materials required:
Crucian carp: 800g
Pepper: right amount
Salt: right amount
Oil: right amount
Soy sauce: moderate
Ginger: right amount
Garlic: right amount
Scallion: right amount
Note: the fish is easy to fry after salting, and it must be cooked slowly with low heat; when the fish is fried and added with water, the water must be very little, and the effect of adding a little water is conducive to the absorption of more pepper, ginger and garlic
Production difficulty: ordinary
Technology: decocting
Production time: 20 minutes
Taste: medium spicy
Spicy Ciba crucian carp
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