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HomeClaypot Fish

Claypot Fish

Claypot cooking is one of my favourites. Years ago when I was still a student in KL, I often frequented hawkers stalls for lunch and dinner. One of the dishes like claypot chicken rice by never failed to catch my attention. I always like my food to be warm when served, and claypot is the best in keeping the heat. Claypot cooking is not only a famous method used in SE Asia, it is also commonly used in several cuisines in Europe.

I bought a claypot not too long ago and have been wanting to use it. I thought of one dish that I used to eat quite a lot when my family and I went to a famous Chinese Seafood restaurant near to my uncle’s place in Kuala Perlis. This uncle of mine was in fishery business. When the catch was good, he would ask us to join him and his family at this particular restaurant, which he knew the proprietor really well. He would bring the best and biggest fish to the restaurant and asked them to prepare the fresh catch! It couldn’t have been fresher than this!

I love fish. One of my favourites is Grouper. Grouper has got really firm meat and it is suitable for stir-frying or braising. I got 2 Groupers when I went to Billingsgate Market not long ago. First thing that came to my mind when I saw grouper was claypot fish.

Claypot fish may sound really simple, I added some shiitake mushrooms, tofu, snow peas, baby corn, chinese cabbage and carrots. A wholesome meal was ready in less than 20 minutes! I think best dishes are always those that have been kept in my memory since I was a kid that never failed to put a smile on my face. I reminisced a lot about all the food that I tasted since childhood! Do you?

Ingredients

450 grams  Grouper  or  red snapper,  cut into squares
100 grams  Tofu,  cut into squares
4  Shiitake mushrooms
12  Snow peas
8  Baby corn,  halved
Chinese cabbage,  roughly cut into 4cm pieces, 4-5 leaves
1/4 of a  carrot,  thinly sliced
1  Clove garlic,  chopped
1 centimeter  Ginger,  chopped
2 tablespoons  Oil
1 tablespoon Chinese  rice wine
1 tablespoon  Corn flour
Salt,  a pinch
80 mls  Water
Seasoning:
1 tablespoon  Oyster sauce
1/8 teaspoon  White pepper
1 teaspoon  Cornflour,  for thickening
1 tablespoon  Water

Preparation

1. Marinate  the fish with a pinch of  salt.
2. Cut  the tofu into squares.  Pan fry  the tofu with a little bit of oil until golden  brown  and crispy. Set aside.
3. Coat  the fish with cornflour,  pan fry  each piece until slightly golden  brown.  Set aside.
4. Heat  up a pan with some oil. Put in garlic and ginger,  fry  until fragrance and but  brown.  Pour in Chinese rice wine. Add in  carrots,  Chinese cabbage, snow peas, baby corn, and Shiitake mushroom.  Stir-fry  under low  heat  for about 4 minutes.
5. Add in water and slowly bring to a  boil.  Add in fish and tofu. Give it a good  stir.  Add in  seasoning  then  thicken  the sauce with cornflour mixture.
6. Heat  a claypot in the oven for about 4-5 minutes until hot.
7. Pour in the cook  dish  into the claypot,  serve  immediately.
Credit: Foodista

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