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By Ken Hom
Published 1989
In Hong Kong, diners expect fresh fish to he served. In restaurants, therefore, it is common to see large tanks filled with live fish and shellfish from which diners make their own selection. It may be some time before this custom is widely adopted in the West. However, one Hong Kong practice should be followed: fresh fish should be steamed. This method preserves all the best qualities of the food. Most commonly, the fish is steamed with soy sauce and then treated with spring onions and hot
