Hibiscus braised fish fillet

Hibiscus braised fish fillet

Overview

It was my first time to make this dish, and I was a little worried about not being able to sell it in the market. I had 5 egg whites left over from making angel food cake, but I didn’t want to use them for baking. I happened to have a pangasius thawed at home, and I was going to make fish fillet soup, but I thought it wouldn’t be too wasteful to keep the egg whites in the refrigerator in case it goes bad! So I had a sudden idea: just use egg white to simmer the fish fillets; not only can I use it once, but I don’t have to worry about it being spoiled. It really kills two birds with one stone; Haha: I didn’t expect it to suit that guy’s taste. It seems that my previous worries were unnecessary~~~

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. Prepare all ingredients

    Hibiscus braised fish fillet step 1
  2. Thaw pangasius, wash and cut into thin slices

    Hibiscus braised fish fillet step 2
  3. Add cooking wine, salt and chicken powder

    Hibiscus braised fish fillet step 3
  4. Then add Knorr seafood points and dip them in fresh dew and mix well

    Hibiscus braised fish fillet step 4
  5. Drop a little white vinegar into the egg whites and mix thoroughly

    Hibiscus braised fish fillet step 5
  6. Add a little egg white to the fish fillets, mix well, and marinate for about 10 minutes

    Hibiscus braised fish fillet step 6
  7. Stir-fry a little green onion and ginger

    Hibiscus braised fish fillet step 7
  8. Pour in marinated fish fillets

    Hibiscus braised fish fillet step 8
  9. Stir-fry over high heat until the color changes. Pour off excess marinade

    Hibiscus braised fish fillet step 9
  10. Heat the oil again and sauté the onions until fragrant, then pour in the egg white and set it slightly

    Hibiscus braised fish fillet step 10
  11. After breaking up, add the fish fillets and wolfberry and stir-fry over high heat

    Hibiscus braised fish fillet step 11
  12. Serve it up

    Hibiscus braised fish fillet step 12