Fish slice
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| Traditional Chinese: | 魚片 | ||||||||||
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Fish slice or Fish fillet is a commonly cooked food in southern China and overseas Chinese communities. As the name suggests, the fillet is made of fish that has been finely pulverized. It is made of the same Surimi used to make fishball.
[edit] Usage
When production is finished, the fish usually comes in a large frozen rectangular fillet. Prior to cooking, the large rectangular fish mold must be defrosted and cut into smaller slices.
[edit] Hong Kong
Fish slices are often used in Chinese cuisine, especially in noodle dishes. It is commonly found in dai pai dong, perhaps the most popular of fish slices is mixing fishball or wonton noodles.
Another usage in home cooking is to combine it with soft vegetables like cabbage, bean sprouts. Meat like pork are also sometimes used for plate-dishes.
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