Crucian carp steamed egg custard
Overview
Crucian carp and eggs are both nutritious ingredients at home. I learned this custard recipe from my mother. When I was a child, my mother often kept the excess soup from cooking crucian carp in a small bowl, then beat two eggs into steamed egg custard for me to eat. The freshness of the fish soup and the tenderness of the steamed eggs. This is an irresistible temptation for every child. My daughter really enjoyed this bowl of custard today! I waved the little spoon and dug in again and again! Of course, crucian carp is also a good nutritional product for pregnant women!
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Steps
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Prepare materials, kill and wash live crucian carp.
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Use kitchen paper to absorb the water on the surface of the crucian carp
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Heat a pan and pour in the normal amount of oil for cooking
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Gently slide the crucian carp tail into the pot and fry slowly over medium-low heat
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After frying one side, turn over and continue frying until golden brown.
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Add onions and ginger and fry until fragrant
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Pour in hot boiling water and bring to a boil over high heat.
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After a while, the fish soup slowly turned white
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Cover the pot and continue cooking over medium-low heat for about ten minutes
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While the soup is cooking, crack the eggs. Crack the eggs into a big bowl
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Beat evenly with a hand mixer.
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At this time, the fish soup is almost ready, add salt.
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Turn off the heat and remove the onions and ginger
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Turn off the heat and remove the onions and ginger
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Use a spatula to carefully lift the fish and place it in a baking sheet or deep dish. Heat-resistant utensils are required.
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Slowly pour the fish soup in the pot into the large bowl with egg mixture, stirring while pouring.
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Pour the egg liquid into a plate and use a sieve in the middle to filter out the unstirred egg liquid.
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After pouring the egg liquid, the portion is just right!
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Cover with plastic wrap, put in a steamer, and steam over high heat for 10-15 minutes.
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Sprinkle a little chopped green onion and washed wolfberry soaked in fish soup.