[Yantai] Spicy Devil Fish
Overview
I bought some fish and froze it in the refrigerator a few years ago, including mackerel, cod, seabass, manta ray, flounder, seven star fish, and monkfish. Different fish species have different methods. I have never come into contact with marine fish before, but now I am familiar with these fish. I have no resistance to fish. As long as it is a fish I have never seen before, I will buy it home and try to cook it. I'm tired of the sauce stew, so I'm going to change the taste today. The spicy one is my favorite.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Take the stingray out of the freezer and soak it in cold water to thaw.
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The cut part is the gills, and the part directly under the gills is the fish belly. Clean it up.
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Cut into large pieces and marinate with green onions, ginger, salt and pepper for fifteen minutes.
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Prepare the auxiliary ingredients: chop onions, ginger, garlic, green peppers and red peppers into fine pieces, prepare three slices of ginger, and a little peppercorns.
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Put peanut oil in a pan, add ginger slices and peppercorns and stir-fry. After the peppercorns turn black, remove them and discard them.
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Add the marinated manta ray cubes and fry over medium heat until cooked through.
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Add a tablespoon of cooking wine, cover the pot and simmer for ten seconds. Remove the fish pieces and set aside.
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Add onions, ginger, garlic and dried chili peppers to the pan for frying fish, and stir-fry. After the aroma explodes, add chopped green and red pepper, add a spoonful of seafood sauce, and stir well.
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Add the fried manta ray cubes, add a little water, and cook over high heat for one minute. When the soup dries up, take it out of the pot.
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The spines of manta ray are soft and the meat is very tender, making it suitable for the elderly and children to eat.