With simple processing but provide a good meal for you and your family were cooking fish soup sour bamboo howling. Aromatic sweetness and sour crispy fish of cement would be a hint or for you and your family a delicious meal at the weekend. So to have a howling cook fish soup delicious sour bamboo shoots we will need to prepare for what is right? Very easy to stop, now let us into the kitchen to watch the chefs they have made this soup looks like.
Raw fish prepared soup sour bamboo howling:
- 300 grams of fish howling
- 300 grams of sour bamboo shoots
- 2 tomatoes
- 1 bunch of smelly ship
- 1 chilies horn
- 1 onion purple
- 50 grams me
- Seasoning: Fish sauce, sugar, seasoning seeds, pepper, seasonings
How do fish soup sour bamboo howling:
With howling fish you bring clean and seasoned with fish sauce 2 cafe. Marinate fish about 20 minutes to infuse spices.
Mang remove old original parts, and bring small strip rinse, squeeze dry. If you want to shoot more for daring to shoot you can hunt with little fried pepper and seasonings and seasoning seeds.
Scallions, smell ship picked, washed and chopped.
With me, you beam with boiling water, remove seeds and 4 tablespoons tamarind juice leach.
Tomatoes Wash and complement his nose. Peeled red onion, sliced.
North pan on stove, heat 1 little oil and fry the fish in profile. During the preliminary fried fish, you cook up north 1 pot of water (about 1 liter and boil) or use warm water to plug superfast.
North pot boiled water on the stove, howling into the boiling fish, if you remember skim floating foam and remove the foam this out, broth beautifully colored fish and more fresh water. Next to you to shoot and tomato in, add 1 coffee granules, tamarind juice and 2 tablespoons sugar. Bring to a boil and turn off the stove back.
Finally, ladle soup into bowls before you remember the scallions, and chili smell ship ahead.
You see our soup is easy to do not. With a few easy manipulation alone with familiar ingredients you have a delicious meal with family without worrying about the soup bored by repetition.
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