Steam barramundi fillets with pickled mustard and tomatoes

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Steam barramundi fillets with pickled mustard and tomatoes
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Heat a pan and fry the garlic until it’s soft. Add fillets and fry until they are half cook
- 2
Add pickled mustard into it and then water. Seasoning with soya sauce and sugar. Simmer it until it’s cooked
- 3
Add tomoates and cook another 2-3 mins until tomatoes are soft. Topping with the spring onion
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