Steamed sea fish with plum vegetables
Introduction:
There are many kinds of names for Wang stickleback, including Wang Dingyu, ang stickleback and ang Niu. It is said that people in Northeast China call it "gayazi", people in Sichuan call it "huanglading", and people in Hunan call it "yellow duck". My family love to eat Wang Ciyu, because it's tender and nutritious. A Shaoxing friend just gave me homemade dried plum vegetables. I usually eat too much steamed meat. Now I steam a fish, which is just as delicious
Production steps:
Materials required:
Wang Ciyu: right amount
Shaoxing dried plum vegetables: moderate
Onion and ginger: right amount
Old style: moderate
Cooking wine: moderate
Sugar: right amount
Chicken essence: appropriate amount
matters needing attention:
Production difficulty: simple
Process: steaming
Production time: 10 minutes
Taste: salty and fresh
Steamed sea fish with plum vegetables
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