When is a steamed fish ready?
Submitted by David on 11 September 2007 - 1:15pm.
I cooked a sea bass using the excellent Chinese method of steaming. This involved placing the entire fish on a plate on a trivet in a covered wok. Part of the appeal here is visual (you bring the plate to the table with the fish intact). The thing is, I couldn’t tell whether the fish was cooked through and I didn’t want to probe too deep to find out. Short of taking a chunk out to see if it is done by the bone, is there any secret to knowing when a fish is cooked without being over-cooked?
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Re: When is a steamed fish ready?
Submitted by alexa on 19 November 2010 - 10:37pm.
I poke the fish with a fork to see. You can tell when the flesh is nice and flakey.
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Re: When is a steamed fish ready?
Submitted by advert on 12 December 2010 - 12:49am.
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