Braised Spanish Mackerel Tail
Overview
Take the most delicious tail of a fresh Spanish mackerel and cook it with the most homely techniques and the most homely ingredients. The sauce is rich, the meat is tender and the mouth is delicious. If you like to add a little spiciness, how delicious it will be. The key is to keep the fish fresh and to control the heat and not overcook it.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Clean the Spanish mackerel, remove the tail, and make deep cuts on both sides of the fish, as deep as the fish bones;
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Cut green onion into sections, slice ginger and garlic and set aside;
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Wash and chop the coriander, leaving a beautiful stem for decoration;
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Prepare water starch;
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Add oil to the pot, heat the pot and sauté the minced garlic until fragrant;
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Add the mackerel and lightly fry both sides;
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Cook in cooking wine;
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Add the braised soy sauce and shake the wok to distribute the cooking wine and soy sauce evenly;
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Add onion and ginger, shake the wok until fragrant;
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Add an appropriate amount of boiling water to cover the fish body, and shake the wok to distribute all the ingredients evenly
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Add dry red chili peppers, if you like spicy food, cut the chili peppers; improve the lid of the pot and turn to low heat to stew the fish;
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During this period, pour the soup on the fish several times;
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After stewing the fish until it is basically mature, you can add some salt to taste, or you can not add it. The braised soy sauce is quite salty;
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Simmer until the fish is cooked, about 7 or 8 minutes, then take the fish out and put it on a plate;
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Bring the soup in the pot to a boil over high heat, and add water starch in small amounts several times;
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, push out the appropriate consistency and cook until it boils again;
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Pour the soup over the fish;
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Sprinkle with chopped coriander and serve!