This delightful dish brings together the perfect balance of sweet tender fish chunks with tangy juicy sauce creating a truly satisfying flavor experience every time you cook it. The crisp crunchy vegetables add wonderful texture contrast to the soft fish while ginger garlic and soy sauce flavors enhance the overall taste making it a must […]
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| boneless fish fillet | as needed |
| cucumber | as needed |
| carrot | as needed |
| wood ear mushroom | as needed |
| scallion | as needed |
| ginger | as needed |
| garlic | as needed |
| salt | as needed |
| MSG | as needed |
| ketchup | as needed |
| sugar | as needed |
| vinegar | as needed |
| cornstarch | as needed |
| flour | as needed |

Cut the fish into chunks.

Dice the cucumber, carrot, wood ear mushroom, garlic, and scallion into small pieces.

Coat the fish chunks with a cornstarch batter (same method as for sweet and sour whole fish). Add salt and a splash of oil, and mix well.

When the oil reaches about 100°C (low-medium heat), deep-fry the fish chunks. After the first fry, remove them, raise the oil temperature, and fry again until crispy.

Heat the wok, add cool oil. Toss in scallions and ketchup, stir until fragrant. Add carrot, wood ear mushroom, and cucumber. Pour in rice vinegar and sugar (slightly more sugar than vinegar), add water and salt. Taste and adjust. Thicken with a cornstarch slurry.

Add the double-fried fish chunks back in, toss everything together evenly, drizzle with hot oil, and plate.
This delightful dish brings together the perfect balance of sweet tender fish chunks with tangy juicy sauce creating a truly satisfying flavor experience every time you cook it. The crisp crunchy vegetables add wonderful texture contrast to the soft fish while ginger garlic and soy sauce flavors enhance the overall taste making it a must […]
Cut the fish into chunks.
Dice the cucumber, carrot, wood ear mushroom, garlic, and scallion into small pieces.
Coat the fish chunks with a cornstarch batter (same method as for sweet and sour whole fish). Add salt and a splash of oil, and mix well.
When the oil reaches about 100°C (low-medium heat), deep-fry the fish chunks. After the first fry, remove them, raise the oil temperature, and fry again until crispy.
Heat the wok, add cool oil. Toss in scallions and ketchup, stir until fragrant. Add carrot, wood ear mushroom, and cucumber. Pour in rice vinegar and sugar (slightly more sugar than vinegar), add water and salt. Taste and adjust. Thicken with a cornstarch slurry.
Add the double-fried fish chunks back in, toss everything together evenly, drizzle with hot oil, and plate.