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for a main course, with rice for the lovely sauce.Easy
By Irene Kuo
Published 1977
Even though this dish isn’t clear in the sense of purity, it falls into this category because it is simmered in a casserole and has the general characteristics of being substantial and brothy. The vinegar and brown sugar give the fish a tasty richness. The sea bass may be replaced by striped bass or whitefish or any thick-meated fish, as long as the meat is not coarse.
The fish is dark and gleaming, the bean curd light brown, and the whole dish is speckled with green coriander. It’s