Another soup that's supposedly good for me (in terms of being a milk-producing cow ^_^)...but I love this one. Creamy fish soup with a bit of a tang from the tomatoes :)
As always, it's super duper easy to make.
Recipe
- 1 piece of grass carp belly (around HK$15), or you can use your desired type of fish
- 4 tomatoes, cut each into 6-8 sections
- 2 cm ginger, crushed
- hot water, olive oil for pan frying the fish, salt and white pepper
Clean the fish thoroughly, scrub with a bit of salt to get rid of any slimy surface, season with salt and pepper generously, pan fry with a piece of ginger until the skin's golden brown in a bit of hot olive oil. Add hot water into a pot, add tomatoes, the remaining of ginger, and the fish, bring to boil, simmer until the soup is creamy. Season with salt and pepper.
Recipe
- 1 piece of grass carp belly (around HK$15), or you can use your desired type of fish
- 4 tomatoes, cut each into 6-8 sections
- 2 cm ginger, crushed
- hot water, olive oil for pan frying the fish, salt and white pepper
Clean the fish thoroughly, scrub with a bit of salt to get rid of any slimy surface, season with salt and pepper generously, pan fry with a piece of ginger until the skin's golden brown in a bit of hot olive oil. Add hot water into a pot, add tomatoes, the remaining of ginger, and the fish, bring to boil, simmer until the soup is creamy. Season with salt and pepper.
Yeah! *doing my little victory dance*
err drink more milk? lol. Can't help you here.
ReplyDeleteAdd some milk to the soup? Hee hee...
ReplyDeleteSome fish head bee hoon soup in Singapore actually have milk added (maybe condensed though) to make it extra milky.
Looks mighty delicious to me! :)
ReplyDeleteHaha somehow I doubt that you resemble anything akin to a cow. This sounds super tasty.
ReplyDeletewow...delicious soup...nice recipe indeed....
ReplyDeleteu been eating a lot of rich food, hehehe... and u still don't like papaya! :D
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