Time: 20 min2 servingsapprox. 360 kcal / serving (estimated)approx. 32 g protein / serving
Ginger-soy steamed fish is one of the purest, most elegant dishes of Cantonese cooking: nothing masks the taste of the fish, only ginger, spring onion and a little soy sauce, with hot oil poured over at the end to release the aromas. It is ready in fifteen minutes.
Pat the salmon dry, season lightly with salt and place on a plate; top with half the ginger.
Steam in a steamer, or on a rack in a pan over boiling water, tightly covered, for 7–9 minutes (depending on thickness), until the fish has just turned opaque.
Meanwhile warm the soy sauce, wine and sugar in a small pan for 1 minute.
Carefully transfer the steamed fish to a serving dish and pour away the liquid that has collected on the plate.
Scatter the remaining ginger and the spring onions over the fish.
Heat the oil in a small pan until smoking and pour it sizzling over the ginger and onion; then pour over the soy mixture, drizzle with sesame oil, and serve with rice and coriander.