Mingfeng Iron Pot Stewed Fish Mingfeng Iron Pot Stewed Fish Half a quarter of an hour later, when the lid of the steaming pot was opened, the aroma of fish and soybean sauce hit your face, arousing people's strong appetite.

Last year, when I traveled to Harbin, I saw a fisherman's fish pond on the Harbin River. Several city fishermen were eager to eat fresh food, so Old Man Li came up with the fisherman's way of eating, and put up a big iron bar next to the fish pond.

In the pot, clean up the lively fish, add a few knives, and put it into the boiling water to stew it together with the seasonings.

This way of eating tastes good, and people in the city use this method after learning it.

In fact, this is an individual example of stewed fish in an iron pot. This way of eating is indeed introduced from Heilongjiang.

To put it bluntly, fish stew in an iron pot is a self-service way to eat hot pot. The diners sit next to the large iron pot stove and choose Wuhan's big rod fish, green roots, chelicera flowers, and Xingkai Lake fish, all of which are prepared.

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Dengshibaozi Town, Raspberry Faku County, Dengshibaozi Town covers an area of ??94.7 square kilometers and a cultivated land area of ??78,000 acres.

It has jurisdiction over 9 administrative villages with a population of 17,300 people, including 16,850 agricultural people and a total labor force of 5,100.

The forest and fruit industry is relatively developed (raspberry, Nanguo pear, Apple pear), with a forest coverage rate of 34%. There is a certain foundation for the breeding industry and transportation industry, and there are abundant land and labor resources.

The raspberry planting area in Dengshibaozi Town, Faku County is 4,000 acres, mainly two varieties: Mei 22 and Tolomi, with an annual output of 4,000 tons. It has built the country's largest raspberry production base and a raspberry processing plant.

, products are mainly exported to Japan, the United States, Canada and other countries.

The raspberries produced were rated as high-quality agricultural products by the Liaoning International Agricultural Expo in 2005.