Sunday, November 11, 2012

Steamed Sole with Ginger and 5 Spice




I adore the Chow and Chatter facebook recently we were talking about different cooking methods and the sweet Min Choi linked up the wonderful clip below of a simple steamed fish with ginger, scallions and five spice. The method is pure genius using a wok type pan with boiling water, a ramekin and plate with a lid to steam, no steamer needed. This whole meal is super healthy and can be made in 20 minutes what's not to love. 

Ingredients:

  • 4 pieces of sole or any thin white fish
  • 3 tablespoon of rice wine vinegar I used mirin
  • 3 tablespoon of soy sauce 
  • 1/2 teaspoon of Chinese 5 spice powder
  • a small piece of fresh ginger cut in Julienne about 15 pieces
  • a teaspoon of sugar 
  • one tablespoon of soy sauce and one tablespoon of oyster sauce mixed with a pinch of sugar for bok choi
  • a couple of bunches of baby bok choi chopped 
  • 1/2 a teaspoon ginger/garlic paste
Method:

  1. combine the soy sauce, mirin, 5 spice and sugar and mix cover the fish with it and allow it to marinate for 30 minutes with the ginger
  2. as it marinates cook the rice
  3. heat a little canola oil add ginger garlic paste to it and add bok choi, cover with a lid and let it steam in its own moisture for 5 minutes on medium heat 
  4. add the soy sauce, sugar and oyster sauce to it and put aside
  5. then get a large wok add a little water to the base and allow it to come to a boil, add a ramekin
  6. once it is producing steam add the fish with some marinade and fresh ginger on top to a plate, place on top of the ramekin add the lid and steam for exactly 4 minutes 
  7. serve the fish with the bok choi and rice
  8. enjoy 







What new cooking technique have you learnt recently?

have a great start to the week 

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41 comments:

  1. Una ricetta equilibrata e sfiziosa. Buona serata Daniela.

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  2. Sounds delicious! Trying to think of some new cooking techniques, but can't come up with anything right now...Love the Asian flavors in this dish! Have fun at the Coast :-)

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  3. always trying new recipes, love this. For fish high eat/boiling has been a departure from baking or grilling and house doesn't seem to smell at all.

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    1. thats a bonus on the smell :0) you should smell when my hubby makes fish fry with Indian spice so good though

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  4. The recipe looks delicious and the photo scrumptious. Many thanks.

    Greetings from London.

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  5. I can see myself loving it already.

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  6. Ah, steamed fish is delicious.

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  7. Simple, light, and delicious steamed fish. Love the Asian spices. I often steam fish and just serve it with simple steamed vegetables, will try your method with the 5 spice and fresh ginger...thanks for sharing, Rebbeca:)

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  8. Mouth watering...even this early in the morning :)

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  9. Light and delicious! I love steamed fish!

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  10. Steamed fish is the best. And always moist, even if its cooked a little longer than it should be. (speaking from experience!) Have a great Tuesday Rebecca!!

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    1. thanks and good to know I am sure it will happen to me he he

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  11. It is so easy! Instead of trying to boil a big bowl of water and then trying to find a steamer to fit on top, this is perfect. FB friends rock, right? :))

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  12. YUMMY! the flavors in this are really calling to me!

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  13. That sounds healthy and full of flavor,Rebecca! What a wonderful meal!

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  14. Rebecca, I meant for along time to steam or poach fish but maybe this post will give me the push to do so. I bet it is so delicate and still stays moist!

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  15. I love steamed fish, or poached in a little water and milk, delicious!

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  16. I have a Wok, but I don't have a steamer. I'm anxious to try your steaming method. I love all of the flavors in the fish.

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  17. Becky it was really easy you will love it

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  18. This sounds like such a light and lovely meal! A new way to prepare fish is always welcomed.

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  19. What a pretty & satisfying fish dinner! I love it! thanks so much! :)
    MMMMM!

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  20. Very tasty recipe and healthy also. I love fish so much! One word to your photos - yummy!!

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