Pan-fried hairtail
Overview
In September, the autumn air is crisp, and fresh hairtails are also on the market in large quantities. The silvery hairtails are really eye-catching. As soon as you enter the farmer's market, you are attracted by the silvery hairtails.
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Steps
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Fresh hairtail fish has a silvery glow all over its body, which is different from Spanish mackerel, which has a bluish glow. When you touch it with your hands, there will be a small amount of silvery stuff sticking to your hands, which is normal;
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Rinse the fish under running water, open the fish belly, and remove the fish intestines. There are fish roes, which is very good;
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Cut the washed hairtail into sections, rub the fish sections with salt, and marinate for at least half a day to absorb the flavor;
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Beat an egg, put the fish segments in, and coat both sides with egg liquid;
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Put a layer of oil in the pan, more oil than for cooking. When the oil is 60% hot, add the fish segments, cover the pan, and fry on one side until brown
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Flip over and fry the other side. Fry both sides until brown, then take it out and put it on a plate;
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Eat it while it's hot, it's crispy and fragrant, and it also has my favorite fish roe