Crucian carp soup
Overview
The old mother's biochemical indicators were pretty good when she was hospitalized. The only bad indicator was that her albumin was slightly low. The doctor said I couldn't give injections and asked me to make some crucian carp soup for my old mother to eat. The crucian carp I bought today was big, weighing about a pound each, but the old lady couldn't get the fish bones out by herself, so after I made the fish soup, I crushed the fish into pieces and gave her the belly part of the fish. I also slowly picked out the rest of the fish bones. It was a delicate job, and my neck hurt from exhaustion before I finished it. Dear, is there any good way? !
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Ingredients
Steps
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Clean the crucian carp.
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Flower knife.
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Chop onion and ginger.
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First heat the pan with oil and pour out the oil.
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Heat the cooking oil again.
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Release crucian carp.
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Fry until set and turn over.
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Cook in white wine.
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Then add white vinegar.
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The wine and white vinegar will evaporate and take away the fishy smell, add onion, ginger and salt.
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Put water.
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Simmer over medium heat for 20 minutes.
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Remove from the pot and sprinkle with chopped green onion.