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Chinese Recipe : Deep-fried Bombay duck
Bombay duck : | 1200g (about 13 whole fishes) / 600g (Fillet) |
Salt : | 1/2 tsp |
White Pepper : | Pinch |
Egg White : | 1 |
Flour : | 1 cup |
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1. De-bond the fishes. Then, rinse and wipe it to dry.
2. Mix fishes with 1/2 tsp of salt and white pepper. Place in refrigerator and marinate for at least half day.
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3. Rinse and wipe the fishes to dry again to reduce the salty taste. Mix fishes with egg white. Then, coat evenly with flour.
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4. Heat Oil and deep-fry the fishes until the color is changed to light brown. Set aside for 5 minutes.
5. Deep-fry the fishes again for a short while. Then, place the deep-fried fishes on kitchen paper for a while before serve.
6. Dish it up and serve it hot!