Braised Fish Maw with Golden Fungus
Overview
I bought fish maw, and this time I used oil to make it. It tastes better than water, and it’s not fishy at all! Served with the purchased yellow stewed stock, it tastes super delicious!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Soak fish maw: wash the fish maw and absorb the water with kitchen paper towels
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Place the fish maw in a cold pot and heat to 110 degrees
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Remove and control the oil after softening it
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Then heat the oil pan to 180 degrees
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Add the fish maw and fry until fluffy, be careful not to burn it
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Cool the fried fish maw and soak it in water until soft. Change the water several times to remove excess oil
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This is soaked fish maw
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Cut the fish maw into small pieces and set aside
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Soak golden ear in advance
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Soak the black fungus in advance and wash it well
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Wash and cut golden fungus into small pieces and set aside
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This is the prepared side dish
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Add oil to the pan, add golden fungus, black fungus, and carrot and stir-fry for a while
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Then add the soaked fish maw and stir-fry
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Add a little cooking wine and stir well
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Add the yellow stewed stock and bring to a boil, then turn to low heat and simmer for a while
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Just add some salt to taste
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Finished product pictures