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Crispy Fried Linh Fish

Crispy Fried Linh Fish

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Crispy fried linh fish is great with herbs and pickles dipped in fish sauce, with rice, or rolled up in rice paper.
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Ingredients
6
Time
45 minutes
Servings
2
Level
Medium
Ingredients
Linh fish 400 g
Tempura flour 1 pack
Cucumbers 2 piece
Limes 1 piece
Chilies 3 piece
Water lily stems 1 bunch
Implementation Steps
01
Gut and wash the linh fish, then drain. Mix the tempura flour with water until it's slightly thick. Then coat the fish in the batter.
Crispy Fried Linh Fish
02
Make the dipping sauce: boil 1/2 bowl of sugar with a little over 1/2 bowl of water until the sugar dissolves, then leave to cool. If you like it tangy, add lime juice. Add fish sauce to the sugar water until it's as sweet and salty as you like, and finally add minced or pounded garlic and chili.
03
Wash all the herbs. Heat oil in a pan. When it's hot, add the battered fish and fry until golden and crisp, working in batches until it's all done.
Crispy Fried Linh Fish
Crispy Fried Linh Fish
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