STEP 1/3
1. Prepare ginger and garlic by mixing all ingredients in the remaining ginger soy sauce.
2. After preparing the flounder, wash it clean, dry it, and season it with a small amount of salt.
Marinate for about 10 minutes with pepper and rice wine.
3. Cover the flounder with starch evenly and cook in a heated pan with oil.
4. Bring the sauce to a boil in a pot.
Bring to a boil to a crisp ginger flavor, then reduce the heat to low and add starch water little by little to make it thick. (I use 2 tablespoons of starch water)
STEP 2/3
5. Place the young leaf vegetables in a dish and pour the sauce on the side of it with grilled flounder.
(I got greedy and put two into the pan to make it tight, and the tail disappeared...)...^^;;;)
STEP 3/3
It goes well with leaf vegetables.
I'm going to stir the ginger from the beginning and use it to make the sauce smell
When you pour the finished sauce, you take it out.
Doesn't the flounder look crisp?
The sauce was quite thick and didn't get soggy quickly.
- To make a slightly spicy sauce, I'm going to use Crushed Pepper
I mixed it a little bit. You don't have to put it in at all. Chili peppers or dried peppers
You can cut it in. Make it to your liking.
- To color the sauce, I use brown sugar or brown sugar well
All. If the color of the sauce doesn't change, you can add white sugar.
- It's a dish with sauce, so a little bit of salt in the flounder!
- The point is to bake the outside crispy like a snack!
Grill slowly, patiently, over low heat.
until golden and golden.
- Make sure to drink starch water! Don't spill it all at once.
Also, it's important to turn it down on low heat or turn it off for a while
A way to reduce failure. It's boiling over high heat
If you put it in the middle, the starch will stick together and you won't be able to stir it
It's going to get lumpy.