I’ve been having trouble slicing fish thinly, but I gave it my best effort today and ended up with slices I’m pretty happy with, though they’re still a bit thick 😂 My favorite way to enjoy perch is simply steamed – it stays fresh, tender, and delicious without any extra cooking. A delicious Steamed Sea […]
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Sea bass | 1 as needed |
| Ginger slices | a few |
| Scallion | 1 as needed |
| Cooking wine | 1 as needed |
| Salt | a pinch |
| Steamed fish soy sauce |

Clean the sea bass and slice into thin fillets. Save the fish bones for soup. Marinate the fillets with a little cooking wine, a pinch of salt, a few ginger slices, and scallion segments for 10 minutes.

Line the bottom of a bowl with a few ginger slices, then arrange the marinated fillets in the bowl.

Place the bowl into the steamer while the water is still cold.

Once the water boils, steam for 8 minutes. After steaming, pour out the accumulated liquid from the bowl.

Arrange julienned scallions on top of the fillets.

Pour a generous spoonful of hot oil over the scallions to release their fragrance.

Drizzle steamed fish soy sauce around the dish to season.

Fresh, tender, and delicious.

Simple to make and so tasty.
I’ve been having trouble slicing fish thinly, but I gave it my best effort today and ended up with slices I’m pretty happy with, though they’re still a bit thick 😂 My favorite way to enjoy perch is simply steamed – it stays fresh, tender, and delicious without any extra cooking. A delicious Steamed Sea […]
Clean the sea bass and slice into thin fillets. Save the fish bones for soup. Marinate the fillets with a little cooking wine, a pinch of salt, a few ginger slices, and scallion segments for 10 minutes.
Line the bottom of a bowl with a few ginger slices, then arrange the marinated fillets in the bowl.
Place the bowl into the steamer while the water is still cold.
Once the water boils, steam for 8 minutes. After steaming, pour out the accumulated liquid from the bowl.
Arrange julienned scallions on top of the fillets.
Pour a generous spoonful of hot oil over the scallions to release their fragrance.
Drizzle steamed fish soy sauce around the dish to season.
Fresh, tender, and delicious.
Simple to make and so tasty.