Steamed Fish dish has been best known as Teochew Steamed Fish, where Chinese families love to indulge themselves into this healthy and nutritious meal.
There are many versions of steamed fish in the market, you could choose the whole fish or fish fillets, depending on the number of people you are going to serve.
In the Chinese restaurants, steamed fish are served in a whole, it could be a seabass, a grouper, a red snapper or a grey mullet. However, you could grab the best part which is the belly of the fish, more white flesh and soft texture. The biggest problem with serving a whole fish is it takes a much longer time to steam it and you have to be extra careful with the fish bones, especially kids. You don’t want to see them choking and grasping for help, right?
Now what makes this fish recipe special is the sauce and ingredients for garnishing that brought the meal aromatic and tasty.
Taucheo is the secret of the recipe. It is a fermented soy bean paste that gives a salty and yet fragrant flavor to mask the fish odor. You could buy a small jar of Taucheo in the supermarket that comes in a few variety. It is often sold Taucheo with the beans or Taucheo with mashed beans that turned into a paste.
Besides that, ginger plays another big role in this fish recipe. Cut the younger ginger into strips, fry until crispy and garnish over the fish in order to allow the ginger juice to absorb into the fish flesh.
Light soy sauce and fish sauce made the steamed fish taste better as you can see the extra gravy build up after steaming is done.
Try this recipe and let me know !
Steamed Fish with Ginger Recipe
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Written by peachpurple
Photo taken by wikipedia
Article checked by plagium
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I have never tried this particular fish or steamed fish before. Looks very delicious. :)
The picture made me drool. And as I read on the ingredients they are achievable and might not cost much.
My problem though is taucheo. Is it that one in bottle and it is a fermented soy and colored red. It it is what it is, then we have that in the supermarket.
Actually, this recipe is very easy to make, since the fish is just steamed.
With the sliced ginger too, it will not be so "fishy" to the taste.