Ingredients
Crucian carp moderate amount
Cooked bean curd bamboo moderate amount
Shit mushroom moderate amount
Oil moderate amount
Salt moderate amount
Onion, ginger and garlic moderate amount
Old soya sauce moderate amount
Soy sauce moderate amount
Spice moderate amount
Materials wine moderate amount
Chicken essence moderate amount
Pepper moderate amount
Methodology/steps
1
Fresh mushrooms in water, soaked to remove mud and sand, cut into small pieces
Smaller amount of pepper moderate amount
Methods/Steps
1
Soak fresh shiitake mushrooms in water to remove sediment and cut into small pieces.
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2
Soak rotis at least 2 hours in advance in summer and cut into segments, if in winter you can soak them in cool water the night before.
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3
Remove the scales, guts and gills from the carp, rinse it well, drain it well, and make a few cuts on both sides to make it more flavorful.
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4
Put a moderate amount of oil in the pot, burn to fifty percent heat is the iron pan slightly just black smoke, put in the grass carp, both sides fried until browned.
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5
Put in the prepared pepper grains, garlic slices, scallion segments, ginger slices and dried red chili pepper segments, sauteed out the flavor.
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6
Put the right amount of hot water in the pot, boil over high heat, mix in the right amount of salt, vinegar, cooking wine and sugar, continue to medium-low heat to keep boiling for about 10 minutes, when the soup has been milky.
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7
Successively add the mushrooms and bamboo shoots, add the appropriate amount of chicken essence, soy sauce, soy sauce, keep boiling for 5 minutes over medium-low heat
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8
Stewed to the fish meat is soft and rotting, the fish soup is rich and ready to be discharged from the pot, and then sprinkle with some small shredded green onions. Please pardon the too-affordable and not-so-attractive pot.