Braised crucian carp with green onions

Braised crucian carp with green onions

Overview

Grilled crucian carp with green onions, as the name suggests, requires a larger amount of green onions, not just to remove the fishy smell, but also for its aroma. Wait until the onions are fragrant and then add the fish to cook. This tastes very good. I always feel that the onions are more delicious than the fish.

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. Pick and wash the scallions.

    Braised crucian carp with green onions step 1
  2. Wash and drain the crucian carp, then cut into pieces on both sides.

    Braised crucian carp with green onions step 2
  3. Cut 2-3 chives into sections and stuff them into the belly of the fish (if there are fish roes, stuff them too)

    Braised crucian carp with green onions step 3
  4. Cut chives into sections and slice ginger and garlic.

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  5. Pour an appropriate amount of oil into the pot, add the scallions and stir-fry over medium-low heat until the scallions are brown and have a strong aroma. Remove the scallions and set aside.

    Braised crucian carp with green onions step 5
  6. Fry the crucian carp in scallion oil until golden brown on both sides.

    Braised crucian carp with green onions step 6
  7. Pour in cooking wine one by one, add ginger, garlic slices, light soy sauce, and soy sauce until fragrant.

    Braised crucian carp with green onions step 7
  8. Pour in a bowl of water, bring to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer for 5-6 minutes.

    Braised crucian carp with green onions step 8
  9. When the soup becomes less, add vinegar, salt, and sugar, stir-fry the scallions and continue cooking for 1-2 minutes.

    Braised crucian carp with green onions step 9
  10. Cook until the soup is thick and almost dry.

    Braised crucian carp with green onions step 10
  11. Remove from pan and plate.

    Braised crucian carp with green onions step 11
  12. Finished product

    Braised crucian carp with green onions step 12