Ingredients:
3 pieces mackerel
1 onion (peeled and sliced)
Dash of salt
4 tbsp cooking oil
Dark soy sauce (amount differs from types of sauce used)
1/2 cup water
Dashes of grounded white pepper
Dash of sugar (to taste)
Methods:
- Rinse fish, dry with kitchen paper, rub with a bit of salt and set aside for about 15 minutes.
- Heat cooking oil in a wok, add fish and fry until both sides are lightly brown. Dish, drain and set aside for later use.
- Heat the remaining oil and saute onions until soft, quickly drizzle in dark soy sauce, stir to lightly caramelize, then add water, pepper and sugar. Taste for correct seasoning.
- Bring to the boil, then add fish and simmer until the fish has absorbed some of the sauce and sauce has reduced.
- Off the heat, dish the fish onto a serving dish and topped with the onions and leftover sauce.
- Serve when hot with a plate of freshly cooked rice.
Notes: To have a nice contrast in colour, add some sliced chilies to the onions. I did not add in my cooking as my grandson is not a fan of chilies.
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