Carassius auratus is nutritious and delicious. I like to eat it easily. This Carassius auratus is almost without thorns. It's recommended to those who like to eat it but are afraid of thorns.
Step1:Clean small crucian carp and drain wate
Step2:Cut ginger and garlic into small piece
Step3:Hot pot and cold oil. You can put a little salt in the pot before putting the fish. It can prevent the fish from touching the pot. The oil should be a little more. Put the crucian carp into the pot and fry it slowly (it's a Kung Fu job and patience) until it's golden and crisp on both sides of the fish. When you feel the oil is not enough, you can add it a little more than once
Step4:This state is basically OK. Turn down the heat. Put cooking wine to deodorize. Let go of raw smoke. If you are patient, you can continue to fry slowly. The degree of frying determines that there are wood and thorns in your mouth after eating
Step5:Put salt, ginger, garlic and mother's chopped peppers in i
Step6:Stir evenl
Step7:If you don't like spicy food, you can change it into salt and pepper
Step8:Out of the po
Step9:Burnt, fragrant and crisp
Cooking tips:There are skills in making delicious dishes.