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6–8
with 3–5 Other DishesEasy
By Yan-Kit So
Published 1992
Using yellow or rice paddy field eel, the Shanghai stir-fried eel, with its finishing touch of oil-sizzled minced garlic placed in the centre of the dish, has a fame of its own, unrivalled by any other eel dish in the rest of the country. At the risk of being upbraided by purists, I am reproducing the dish using white eel, or what is available in London which, I think, is far superior to frozen yellow eel. Incidentally, the preparation of this dish is bound to be elaborate and is therefore