Roasted Eel
Introduction:
"The phospholipid in eel is an indispensable nutrient for brain cells. In addition, eel also contains DHA and EPA, commonly known as "brain gold", which are higher than other seafood and meat, and play an important role in preventing cardiovascular disease. In addition, eel also contains a lot of calcium, which has a certain effect on the prevention of osteoporosis. Eel skin and meat are rich in collagen, which can nourish beauty and delay aging
Production steps:
Step 1: 1. Remove the internal organs of eel and wash it.
Step 2: 2. Cut from the middle, remove the fish bone, and cut two knives obliquely.
Step 3: 3. Marinate with the above condiments for about half an hour.
Step 4: 4. When the pot is hot, the ginger will rub the pot, and it is not easy to stick to the pot.
Step 5: 5. Add a little base oil, fry the side of the fish first, because the fish skin is easy to stick to the pot.
Step 6: 6. Both sides before cooked, drench a little honey, increase the taste.
Materials required:
Eel: moderate
Minced garlic: right amount
Old style: moderate
Soy sauce: moderate
Salt: right amount
Sugar: right amount
Pepper: right amount
Baijiu: moderate amount
Honey: right amount
Note: because eel has more fish bones, you must be careful when you give them to children!
Production difficulty: simple
Process: Baking
Production time: 10 minutes
Taste: salty and fresh
Chinese PinYin : Ri Shi Kao Man Yu
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