Homemade fish stock is essential in my home cooking. Apart from the flavour, it is packed with nutrients that our body requires. It makes a great soup base for noodles, rice vermicelli, pasta or it can be served as a daily nourishing soup with added tomatoes and vegetables.
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Macaroni in homemade fish soup served with tread-fin slices, fish cake, quail eggs and spinach. Photo updated: November 30, 2016. |
I normally make fish stock once a week and keep it in 3-4 freezer-safe containers to be stored in the freezer. Whenever I need it, just take it out and thaw it a little and boil it, add some rice vermicelli or Japanese Somen, meat/ prawns/ fish slices and vegetables, my son will finish eating everything served in his bowl just like this...
Sliced Fish Soup made using homemade fish stock. Photo updated: November 2021 |
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This is how it looks like when it is chilled, just like jelly. It will return to liquid form after heating up. |
Ingredients:
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1kg Fish Head (Thread-fin/ grouper/ snapper, just get the fresh one!)
6 slices Ginger
1 Onion (cut into chunks)
1 Large or 2 Medium Size Carrots (cut into chunks)
1 tbsp Cooking Wine (Shao Xing Hua Tiao or Chinese Rice Wine)
1 litre Hot Water
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Method:
1. Heat some oil in the pot, add in ginger and onion, stir fry until fragrant.
2. Add in the fish head, sear until both sides are golden brown. Add cooking wine and hot water, bring to a boil.
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