Steamed Sea Bass
Overview
My husband loves steamed seabass the most. I have always had freshwater seabass before. Today I tried sea seabass. In comparison, the freshwater seabass meat is more tender
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Ingredients
Steps
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Wash the seabass, make a few cuts to make it more flavorful, sprinkle some salt, rice wine, stuff the belly with ginger and scallions, and marinate for 20 minutes
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After marinating, pour out the rice wine and add new rice wine to remove the fishy smell. Sprinkle with MSG, steam the fish with soy sauce, a little salt and steam over high heat for 10-15 minutes
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Remove from the pan and discard all the ingredients, sprinkle the steamed fish with soy sauce again, and then sprinkle green pepper shreds and carrot shreds on the fish
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Heat the oil in the pan, pour it on top of the green pepper and carrot shreds, and you're done!