Headless fish 2 items Ginger 1 block
Scallions 4 roots Zanthoxylum bungeanum 20 capsules
Salt 1 gram or not White pepper 2 grams
Spicy braised rice wine or cooking wine 3 spoons Powder Appropriate amount
Grandma Township small mustard oil Appropriate amount Cumin powder (sprinkling) 6 grams
How to make pan-fried fish fillets #行伟grandmother's hometown fragrant Mid-Autumn Festival#Illustration of how to make pan-fried fish fillets 1

Step 1

Prepare two headless fish, ginger and green onions Illustration

Step 2

Cut the fish into pieces, add base salt, white pepper, ginger, Sichuan peppercorns, green onions, and fermented glutinous rice, mix evenly, and marinate for 30 minutes. Illustration

Step 3

Wipe off the excess water from the fish pieces with a kitchen towel and wrap them incornstarch Illustration

Step 4

Put an appropriate amount of mustard seed oil from Grandma Township in a flat-bottomed non-stick pan #find丝grandmotherxiangxiangmanmid-autumn feast#fried fish nuggets Illustration of how to do it 5

Step 5

When the oil temperature is 70% hot, add the fish pieces and fry them. # seeking grandma's hometown fragrant Mid-Autumn Festival feast#香饼Illustration of how to make fish fillets 6

Step 6

Fry over medium-low heat until browned on one side, about 5-8 minutes #蔷巷婆乡香ManMid-Autumn Festival#fried fish nuggets Illustration of how to do it 7

Step 7

Fry until both sides are browned. #find丝grandmotherxiangxiangmanmid-autumn feast#fried fish nuggets Illustration of how to do it 8

Step 8

Arrange on a plate and sprinkle with chives and cumin powderIllustration

Step 9

The meat is charred on the outside and tender. It tastes charred and fragrant, not fishy and has few fish bones. Cooking tips for pan-fried fish fillets

1. Headless fish is also called pollack. When cleaning, you need to remove the black membrane in the belly. 2. There is salt in the fragrant rice bran. You don’t need to add salt when marinating. If not, you can use cooking wine or rice wine instead. You need to add a small amount of salt for marinating. 3. Fry the fish pieces over medium-low heat and turn them over after they are set and colored. They will not rot easily