Fish balls
Overview
How to cook Fish balls at home
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Ingredients
Steps
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Wash the ingredients first and set aside. Fish meat without bones
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Put the onion and ginger into the water and cook until the soup is made. Drain the cooked onion and ginger. Let the water cool and set aside
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Cut the fish into small pieces. I will grind it with a kitchen machine later. If it is not available, chop it into puree with a kitchen knife. When chopping, add an appropriate amount of green onion and ginger water to prevent the heat of the knife from affecting the taste of the fish
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Put the fish meat into the meat grinder tube and keep the fish meat moist when you put it in.
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Put the minced fish meat into a chef's machine, (if you don't have a chef's machine, put it into a large bowl and stir in one direction with your hands, and don't change the direction halfway). Add salt, an appropriate amount of oil, egg white, stir at 1 or 2 speeds, add the water from onion and ginger three times, and mix.
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After mixing the minced fish, beat it hard with your hands a dozen times, don't shake it around, otherwise... you know. It is best to have a deep and large basin. The beating here determines the texture of the fish balls
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Just squeeze it with your hands and it will shape well.
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Add water to the pot and bring to a boil, turn on low heat, and start squeezing the fish balls. Use a spoon as an assistant. It's difficult for me to take pictures alone. Squeeze the fishballs into a spoon and put them into the pot. After each one is squeezed out, run the spoon under cold water and squeeze out the second one
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The fish balls are cooked when they all float. Turn off the heat and rinse with cold water twice.
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Just put the fish balls in cold water and store them in the refrigerator if the weather is hot.
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I made a radish and fish ball soup. It was very fresh and the fish balls were very chewy. It was made by myself and was authentic and delicious!