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Steamed Tilapia with hot and sour sauce

6th March 2007

Steamed Tilapia with hot and sour sauce

posted in Fish and other SeaFood recipes |

The Tilapia fish is a very common fish and easily available in the markets in Malaysia. It is a fresh water fish.  It is delicious when it is steamed.  This recipe is great for any type of fresh water fish.

Ingredients:

1 kg tilapia (kam foong yee)
20 gm ginger, minced
1 stalk spring onion, cleaned and cut into parts

For the sauce:

A
15 gm red chillies
15 gm big onions
10 gm garlic
10 gm ginger
5 chilli padi (small type)
Minced A together
B
1 tablespoon chilli sauce
1 tablespoon oyster sauce
1 tablespoon tomato sauce
1 teaspoon chicken stock (concentrated)
1 tablespoon sugar
2 tablespoon vegetable oil

Method:

Clean fish thoroughly by rubbing salt and lime juice. Run hot water over fish and drained. Put on the plate. Stuff the minced ginger and spring oinions in the fish. Mix sauce A and B together. Pour the mixed sauce evenly on to the fish.

Steam the fish over rapidly boiling water for 20 minutes.  Serve hot.

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  1. 1 On March 22nd, 2007, Simple Cooking Ideas » Blog Archive » Must Know Tips for Preparing a Fish Recipe said:

    [...] First of all, knowing how to choose a fresh fish is important. It is easy. Basically, there are 3 easy ways. First, look at its eyes. Choose the fish with crystal clear eyes instead of blurry ones. Next, open the fish gill and see if it is bright red. Dark red or greyish indicates the fish is not fresh. Lastly, just gently press on the fish body. You would want to choose the fish with a firm body. I prefer to prepare the fish steamed simply because it brings out the freshness of the fish and healthier. White pompret, for example, is best eaten steamed. However, sometimes the fishy smell can put one off. To get rid of the fishy smell, just squeeze some lime juice and rub it all over the fish. Then, scour the fish with boiling water. Quicky drain the fish and place it on a plate. Put some seasoning and ginger over the fish and steam it. Please refer to my steam fish recipe. [...]

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