Steamed mackerel with herbs

Cooking Instructions
- 1
Mix the salt, pepper, shallots, and garlic.
- 2
Slightly carve the fishes 2-3 slashes on each side.
Massage the fishes with the salt mixture. - 3
Begin to assemble the steam tray.
I use a grill pan cover with foil. Leave the foil long enough to cover the whole pan when you fold. - 4
Layer the steam tray in this order:
1- lemongrass lower halves, smashed.
2- some slices of ginger. Try to arrange so every fishes have ginger below them.
3- the fishes
4- some slices of ginger
5- shallot and garlic
6- olive oil over fishes
7- lemon slices (2 for each fish)
8- upper parts of lemongrassMost important thing is every ingredients must cover the whole fish.
It should look like below. - 5
Then fold the foil, very tight and careful so the moist and vapor won’t come out.
- 6
Preheat the oven to 180C under fan force, then put the pan with the fishes in for 25 minutes.
- 7
After the time is up, leave it in the oven for another 10mins. Then take out.
Ready to serve.
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