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Qing Zheng Lu Yu (Cantonese Steamed Sea Bass)

Ultimate Subtraction: Steamed Fish in Cantonese Style with Hot Peanut Oil

20 minsPerfectly embodies the Cantonese philosophy of 'maximizing natural flavor' (Qing Dan). Oversteaming dries the meat; the steaming time tests a chef's skill down to the second.
High-end Seafood Guangdong Cuisine Steamed Banquet Staple

Description

The zenith of fish dishes in Cantonese seafood banquets. A fresh whole sea bass is simply steamed with scallion and ginger, drenched in a special sweet soy sauce, and finally splashed with smoking-hot peanut oil over julienned scallions.

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Recipe

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. [Authentic Recipe]
  2. Scale and gut a fresh sea bass; score the flesh.
  3. Line a plate with scallion greens and ginger slices; place fish on top. Stuff ginger into the scores and belly.
  4. Steam on high for 8-
  5. mins until the eyes pop out.
  6. Discard the fishy steaming liquid and all original aromatics.
  7. Transfer fish to a clean plate; pile massive julienned scallions and ginger on top.
  8. Heat peanut oil until smoking; splash violently over the scallions.
  9. Pour special sweet soy sauce around the edges.
Learn more Spice, substitutes, tips

Key spices

Substitute with fresh JP sea bass or sea bream fillets

Substitutes at Japanese supermarkets

High

Pairing

Premium Shaoxing Wine / Jasmine Tea

Trivia

Pick up the tender white flesh and julienned scallions, dipping them heavily into the sweet soy sauce at the bottom. The soy sauce blends with fish fat and scallion oil; pouring this over rice is supreme.

Eating tips & etiquette

China, Guangdong Province

Allergen

Seafood, Soybeans, Wheat, Peanuts

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