Braised fish fillet with pickled vegetables
Overview
Pickles are mustard seeds of the genus Brassica of the Brassicaceae family and are a variant of tiller mustard. Pickled pickles are bright yellow in color, rich in aroma, and crisp and delicious in taste. Whether they are stir-fried, steamed, boiled, used as condiments in soups, or served alone, they are deeply loved by urban and rural residents. When the season comes every year, my mother-in-law will make a lot of pickled vegetables by herself. The crispy and refreshing pickled vegetables can be paired with many kinds of dishes. This braised fish fillet with pickled vegetables is my mother-in-law's specialty. Every time it is served, N pairs of chopsticks will reach for it.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Remove the scales and internal organs of the small fish and clean them
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Marinate the cleaned fish with salt for ten minutes
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Put rapeseed oil in the pot
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Put the small fish into the pot
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Fry the fish until golden brown on both sides
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Dish out and set aside
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Wash and chop the pickled cabbage into fine pieces, mince dry red pepper and garlic
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Heat oil in a pan, add minced garlic and dried red pepper and sauté
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Add pickles
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Stir-fry until fragrant, add a little water
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Pour in the fried fish
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Add light soy sauce
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Add sugar for freshness
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Add cooking wine and simmer until the fish is crispy
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Finally add salt
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Just add chicken essence