
I’ve been craving steamed vegetarian fish for a long time, and I finally have all the ingredients in my mind to make this dish. I must say that the lemon really complement the saltiness of the pickled mustard (hum choy) well.
Ingredients
- Vegetarian salmon, about 3 cm thick slices
- Soft tofu, about 3cm thick slices
- Pickled mustard (hum choy), dice the stems, use the leaves as base layer
- Tomatoes, sliced or halved (if using cherry tomatoes)
- Lemon juice and slices
- Ginge, sliced
- Enoki mushrooms
- Cilantro, chopped
- Soy sauce
- Salt & white pepper to taste
Method
- Lay the pickled mustard leaves as the base in a plate.
- Arrange the ginger, fish and tofu according to your liking.
- Sprinkle the chopped pickled mustard stems and tomatoes around the fish and tofu.
- Pour lemon juice and a dash of soy sauce, salt and pepper onto the dish and arrange lemon slices on top of the fish and tofu.
- Steam the dish forabout 30 minutes. I’m not sure how long a normal fish would take to cook, so please make sure that your fish is cooked if you’re not using vegetarian salmon.
- Sprinkle enoki mushrooms on the dish when the dish is done. Turn of the heat and replace the cover to allow the heat to just soften the enoki mushrooms.
- Garnish with chopped cilantro.
Preparation & cooking time: 45 minutes (15 to prepare, 30 to steam)…. 10 mins to eat… LOL…
3 responses so far ↓
Chermaine // January 15, 2008 at 12:44 pm
i think the fish that you use not smooth rite…daddy use the “snow” fish…haha…very smooth..i think made of oatmeal…one of my favourite dish also…
chrislsx // January 15, 2008 at 12:47 pm
This “fish” is a bit tough, but I like it cuz got something to chew. Have not tried other brands, cuz this one is quite tasty.
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