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Steamed Fish

Qingzhen Yu

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By Ellen Schrecker

Published 1976

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Flavor: Mild and Gingery — Meal: Almost in Advance, Steamed

In Szechwan, fish were steamed as a special treat for the very young and the very old, those pampered children and honored elders whose palates occasionally needed a respite from the fiery everyday fare. Only the freshest of fish got such a treatment. Mrs. Chiang’s mother knew how to use spices to disguise the flavor of a fish that had passed its prime, but she used very little seasoning when she wanted to

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