Chrysanthemum fish

Chrysanthemum fish

Overview

I posted a trial report after I received the trial version of Heinz ketchup. Since I was busy afterwards, I haven’t posted it again. I will post another one today, haha, otherwise I always feel that one is a bit lacking. What I made today is a sweet and sour fish, seasoned with Heinz tomato sauce. The dish tastes great. It is cut into pieces and then fried. It looks like a chrysanthemum, so it is called chrysanthemum fish. Due to my poor knife skills, the cut shape is not pretty, but the taste is still very good.

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. , grass carp fillet, cut off large pieces of fish meat, and remove the fish bones

    Chrysanthemum fish step 1
  2. Only take the thick part of the meat and cut it into cubes. It must be cubes. In order to make full use of the ingredients, I cut it into rectangles, but the shape was not pretty enough. Make a cross cut, but be sure not to cut through

    Chrysanthemum fish step 2
  3. Add shredded green onions, salt, pepper, and rice wine and marinate for 10 minutes.

    Chrysanthemum fish step 3
  4. Add custard powder to dry starch and mix well

    Chrysanthemum fish step 4
  5. Cover the marinated fish with dry starch and make sure it is evenly coated

    Chrysanthemum fish step 5
  6. After dipping, leave it for about 10 minutes to allow the starch to fully adhere to the fish.

    Chrysanthemum fish step 6
  7. Pour 70% hot oil into the pan and fry until it takes shape, then fry again to make the fish crispy

    Chrysanthemum fish step 7
  8. Set aside the fried fish pieces.

    Chrysanthemum fish step 8
  9. Pour white vinegar and rock sugar powder into the pot

    Chrysanthemum fish step 9
  10. Add Heinz Ketchup

    Chrysanthemum fish step 10
  11. A little more quantity

    Chrysanthemum fish step 11
  12. After boiling, add a little water starch to thicken the gravy

    Chrysanthemum fish step 12
  13. Arrange the fish pieces on a plate and pour the sweet and sour sauce

    Chrysanthemum fish step 13