Tender bass in soy sauce
Introduction:
"Perch meat is white, tender, fragrant, and has no fishy smell. The meat is garlic shaped. It is most suitable for steamed, braised or stewed soup. There is also a little more meat and less thorn, so it is also very suitable for children to eat. There was a bass in my family's dinner yesterday: that Du Bao is happy to eat. While eating, I said that this fish is as delicious as the one cooked in the restaurant! Mom is so powerful ~ ~ I am happy ~ ~ ~ poor is Du PA. I came home late yesterday, and I only had a fish tail with thorns waiting for him. Even the head was wiped out by us. Maybe Duda doesn't know what kind of fish we eat, ha ha ~ "
Production steps:
Materials required:
Bass: one
Steamed fish and lobster sauce: right amount
Ginger: moderate
Shallot: moderate
Pepper: right amount
Salt: right amount
Wine: moderate
matters needing attention:
Production difficulty: simple
Process: steaming
Production time: three quarters of an hour
Taste: salty and fresh
Chinese PinYin : Xian Nen De Chi You Lu Yu
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