Pregnant Mandarin Fish
Pregnant Mandarin Fish
The dish uses mandarin fish from Hongmen Lake in Nancheng. The fish's innards are taken out through the mouth, rinsed clean with water, and then a mixture of minced meat and egg whites, seasoned to taste, is stuffed inside the fish’s belly. Decorative patterns are scored along both sides of the fish. It is then pan-fried in warm oil until it turns a light golden color, removed, steamed in broth for half an hour, and topped with sesame oil.
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