
I think red snapper is one of the prettier fishes for the table. Japanese like to slice it thin and eat it raw; or, they make a big deal New Year dish with the biggest head they can find. For me, as a Chao Zhou person, I like to steam it and eat it cold a day or two later.

This may be counter intuitive but the chilling in the fridge for a couple of days firms up the meat and brings out the clean sweetness of the fish. The classic accompaniment is Pu Ling bean sauce 普寧豆醬 as a dip.
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