Steamed Fish and Stir-fried Vegetables
Recipe from Hagafen Cellars, first shared on Web Winery in 2000. Open
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A light Hagafen supper in two parts: white fish steamed in a glass dish with ginger, green onion and white wine, and spinach (or almost any green vegetable) stir-fried in seconds.
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Ingredients
Steamed fish
Stir-fried vegetables
Method
Steamed fish
- Wash the fish under cold running water and pat it dry. Lay it in a flat, deep dish such as a glass pie plate and sprinkle with the ginger, wine and green onions. Leave it on the counter while you get the vegetables and steamer ready, turning it now and then.
- Fill a deep pan or wok with water, cover and bring to a boil. Set the dish of fish inside, cover the pot and steam for 5 minutes, then check. It can take 5 to 10 minutes, depending on the thickness and freshness of the fish.
- Let the fish sit for a minute, then move it to a platter and garnish with the mushrooms and herbs, and a sprinkle of soy sauce or sesame oil if you like.
Stir-fried vegetables
- Heat a clean, deep frying pan over high heat. Add the oil, and after about 10 seconds add the spinach.
- Stir quickly for 30 seconds, then add the garlic, sugar and salt and stir until done. Serve at once.
Pair with
The winery didn't suggest a wine to drink with it.
Notes
- Pea pods, cabbage, beans and squash can be stir-fried the same way; only the cooking time changes, and spinach is the quickest.
- Neither page gives an amount of wine for the fish.
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