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Scale and gut the carp and clean thoroughly.
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Score the fish on both sides diagonally in a crisscross pattern down to the bone.
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Lift the fish up by the ends so the cuts open up, spread a little salt into them followed by a little flour, then coat the whole fish from head to tail with flour.
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Cut the Wooden Ears into thin slices together with the bamboo shoots and water chestnuts.
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Shred the onions and ginger root into the size of matches, and finely chop the garlic.
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Heat up the oil in a wok until it smokes.
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Holding the fish by the tail, gently lower it into the hot oil, bending the body so that the cuts open up.
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Use a spatula beneath the body to prevent it from sticking to the wok.
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After 2 minutes, turn the fish on its side with its stomach facing up, still holding the tail to make sure the body is kept curved.
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Cook for 2 more minutes, then turn the fish over so that it's stomach is now facing down.
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After 2 minutes, cook the fish on its flat side again, tilting the wok so that the head is in the oil.
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When the fish has been cooked for 8 minutes in all, take it out and place it on a long dish.
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Pour off the excess oil in the wok.
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Fry the onions, ginger root and garlic.
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Add the vinegar followed by the rest of the ingredients, together with the sauce mixture.
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Stir and bring to the boil.
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Pour it all over the fish and serve.
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