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Clay Pot Fish Lips

A clay pot dish simmered over low heat, featuring fish lips as the main ingredient, enhanced with dried scallops, hen, and ham.

35 min
Easy
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Clay Pot Fish Lips

Ingredients

Soaked fish lips 300 g
Fine salt 6 g
Chicken breast 100 g
MSG 2.5 g
Cooked ham slices 30 g
Clear broth 300 g
Blanched green vegetables 5 g
Egg white 1
Scallion segments 10 g
Wet cornstarch 30 g
Ginger juice water 5 g
Cooked chicken oil 10 g
Shaoxing wine 5 g
Cooked lard 250 g

Instructions

1

Initial preparation

Rinse the fish lips twice with cold water, cut them into diagonal slices about 5 cm long and 2 cm wide, then blanch in boiling water to remove the fishy smell.

2

Coating the chicken

Slice the chicken breast into thin pieces, add 1 g of fine salt and the egg white and knead until sticky, then toss with 5 g of wet cornstarch.

3

Sliding the chicken

Place a wok over high heat, add the cooked lard, and heat to about 40% hot. Add the chicken slices and stir to separate until they turn jade-white, then pour them into a strainer to drain off the oil.

4

Finishing the dish

Leave 50 g of oil in the wok, add the scallion segments, and stir-fry until fragrant. Pour in the Shaoxing wine and clear broth and bring to a boil. Remove the scallions, add the fish lips and ginger juice water, and bring to a boil again. Skim off the foam, add 5 g of fine salt and the MSG, and thicken with 25 g of wet cornstarch to a light glaze. Add the chicken slices, ham slices, and blanched green vegetables, drizzle 25 g of cooked lard along the edge of the wok, and swirl the wok. Transfer to a plate and finish with the cooked chicken oil drizzled on top.