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Light and delectable steamed fish fillet in garlic and soy sauce. My usual dish when I am minding my diet, or when I'm a little pressed for time. Needless to say, this is best eaten with yang chow fried rice.
Posted for Food Friday and Food Trip Friday
tantalizingly delicious. PinayMum - Mommy's Life Around...wishing you a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThis dish has always been my favorite whenever the company I worked for have a special occasions catered by Chinese resto.
ReplyDeleteyummmy! perfect para sa no-meat fridays (kasi lapit na holy week)!
ReplyDeleteare those eggplants, cilantro, and green onions mixed in with the fish? or am i totally mistaken? lol. ;)
looks delish...love steamed fish, too!
ReplyDeletegreat foodie! Happy FTF!
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That looks so tasty!
ReplyDeletemy kind of dish!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so appetizing. I love fish fillet with yang chow rice!
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http://halieskitchen.blogspot.com/2011/03/cakes-by-chef-ahoy.html
this is perfect. yummy
ReplyDeleteNoobfoodie
yummy!
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this is perfect for the lenten season. makes me want eat it even if i'm not that much into fish. :D
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yum! fish luvva here :)
ReplyDeleteLOve ko rin fish fillet, especially kung Chinese cooking and I agree Yang Chow it is!
ReplyDeleteyummy :D
ReplyDeletehmmmmmmmm....sarap nito. palit tayo. sayo ang beef sa akin ang fish.hehehehe happy FTF!
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i had a great steamed fish recipe i got from attending a cooking class back in the 90's. i tried making it at home and it was so delicious. too bad i can't find my copy...
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