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Great recipe for Hot, Sweet and Sour Poached Fish Fillets. This is a moist way to cook fish, the poaching keeps the fish tender and soft. The poaching liquid for this dish is a take on hot and sweet and sout, leaming to the spicy side.
To begin with this recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can have hot, sweet and sour poached fish fillets using 18 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Hot, Sweet and Sour Poached Fish Fillets:
- Take fresh cod or bass or any thick white fish fillets, skin removed
- Take mayonnaise
- Get extra virgin olive oil, I used chili infused, divided use
- Get butter, divided use
- Take asian seasoning blend spice plus more for sprinnkling
- Prepare rice flour
- Prepare cornstarch
- Get button mushrooms
- Prepare baby bok choys
- Make ready FOR BROTH
- Make ready low or no sodium chicken broth
- Take tamari soy sauce
- Get juice of 1 lime
- Take seasoned rice vinegar
- Take ground ginger
- Prepare tomato paste
- Take honey
- Prepare sriracha hot sauce
This recipe is the much easier version: Sweet and Sour Fish Fillet Stir-fry, using readily available fish fillets fried in a crispy batter. The poaching liquid for this dish is a take on hot and sweet and sout, leaming to the spicy side. Its a light flavorful meal good with rice or asian noodles for the extra sauce. The poaching liquid for this dish is a take on hot and sweet and sout, leaming to the spicy side.
Steps to make Hot, Sweet and Sour Poached Fish Fillets:
- Heat 1 tablespoon butter and 1 tablespoon olive oil in a skilet. Add bok choy, cut side down and mushrooms, sprinkle with asian seasonong.
- Cook about 4 minutes on medium to just wllt bok choy, remove bok choy to a plate
- Into skillet with mushrooms add chicken broth, tamari sauce, lime juice, seasoned rice vinegar, tomato paste, ginger, pepper, sriracha and honey. Simmer about 15 to 20minutes on medium low until reduced slighly
- Combine rice flour , cornstarch and the 2 teaspoons asian seasoning asian on a plate
- Brush fish very lightly with mayonaisse
- Dip fush in flour mixture to very lightly coat, shake off any excess
- In a skillet large enough to cook fish in one layer heat 1 tablespoon butter and 1 tablspoon olive oil.Sear fish until holden anout 1 minute per side
- Add broth to fish in skillet, cover and cook on low until fish is done, about 8 minutes depending on thickness of fish.
- Carefully remove fillets to serving plate, add baby bok choy to broth just for a minute to reheat, Serve fish with bok choy and mushrooms. Drizzle with broth ans serve the rest on the side. Rice is good with this as a side dish
Its a light flavorful meal good with rice or asian noodles for the extra sauce. So this recipe is a mashup of the whole fish recipe and my recipe for General Tso's pheasant, which is, more or less, crack. It hinges on a Chinese technique called "velveting," a pre-frying trick that sets a thin batter onto meat, which keeps it tender; it's why the meat in a Chinese restaurant tastes different from when you do a stir-fry at home. The poaching liquid for this dish is a take on hot and sweet and sout, leaming to the spicy side. Its a light flavorful meal good with rice or asian noodles for the extra sauce.
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