Braised carp with red bean paste
Overview
The carp raised in a relative’s reservoir are plump and tender
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Ingredients
Steps
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Clean up the carp
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Make a cut about one centimeter below the gills, and pull out the white line inside (it is said that this is the fishy tendon, and removing it can remove the smell)
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Look, there’s a long tendon
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Make a few cuts on both sides of the fish, stuff it with ginger slices, and stuff the ginger slices into the belly of the fish. Rub some salt on the fish body and belly, then sprinkle an appropriate amount of cooking wine, and marinate for twenty minutes to remove the fishy smell
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When marinating fish, prepare seasonings: mince onion, ginger, garlic, mince coriander, and prepare Pixian bean paste
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Remove the ginger slices from the marinated fish and divide it into two parts (because the fish is too big, my pan cannot fry the whole piece)
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Wipe the water on the surface of the fish body, pat a layer of starch on it, and fry in the oil pan (you don’t need too much oil, just enough to cover one side of the fish body)
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Once one side is fried, flip it over
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Then fry the second half
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In the same way, fry one side and flip it over
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Take out the fried fish and set aside
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Leave some oil in the pot, sauté onion, ginger, garlic and aniseed
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Add Pixian Doubanjiang
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Fry the red oil
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Add cooking wine, light soy sauce, balsamic vinegar, and sugar
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Add appropriate amount of water, bring to a boil and taste the taste. If it is too weak, add salt to taste
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After the water boils, add the fried fish
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Cook over medium heat, shaking a few times to prevent the bottom from burning. After cooking for about ten minutes, carefully turn over to let the other side absorb the flavor (you don’t have to turn it over, but you should pour the soup on the exposed fish from time to time)
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When there is not much left in the soup and it becomes thick, take out the cooked fish and put them on a plate and put them together
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Sprinkle a layer of minced coriander
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Pour a little pepper oil into the soup in the pot
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Pour it over the fish and serve