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Chinese Culture – Deep-fried Fish Fillets – Study Chinese

Thursday, August 5th, 2010

Deep-fried Fish Fillets

Deep-fried Fish Fillets

Taste: They are crispy outside and tender inside.

Features: They have a nice golden color.

Ingredients:

350 grams (0.77 lb) freshwater fish (preferably grass carp)

100 grams (0.22 lb) dry cornstarch

5 grams (5/6 tsp) salt

1 gram (1/4 tsp) MSG

1 egg

500 grams (2 cups) cooking oil (only 100 grams or 8 tbsp to be actually consumed)

10 grams (2 tsp) cooking wine

Direction:

1. Cut the headless, tailless, boneless and skinless fish into large slices of about 0.5 cm (0.2in) thickness.

2. Mix the cooking wine, MSG and salt with the fish slices and let the mixture rest for half an hour. Crack the egg and mix fish in the yolk. Then spread the cornstarch on the fish slices.

3. Use a hot fire to heat the oil in the wok to about 180-2000℃ (355-390℉) , put in the fish slices and deep-fry them until they are golden brown in color. Put them on a plate to be served either with pepper salt or tomato sauce.

Chinese Mandarin – Tonga celebrates Pavilion Day – Chinese News

Thursday, August 5th, 2010

Tango's Princess Salote Pilolevu Tuita addresses the ceremony.

Tango’s Princess Salote Pilolevu Tuita addresses the ceremony.

Shanghai Vice Mayor Tang Dengjie addresses the ceremony.

Shanghai Vice Mayor Tang Dengjie addresses the ceremony.

 performance at the ceremony

performance at the ceremony

 performance at the ceremony

performance at the ceremony

Officials visit the China Pavilion.

Officials visit the China Pavilion.

Officials visit the Tango Pavilion.

Officials visit the Tango Pavilion.

The South Pacific island nation of Tonga celebrates its National Pavilion Day today with traditional Tonga singing and dancing.

The performance will be staged at the Oceania Square.

Tonga is sharing the Pacific Pavilion with 13 other South Pacific countries in Zone B. It displays local arts, crafts, culture, lifestyle and tourism resources.