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Steamed Salmon With Black Bean Sauce

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      Title: STEAMED SALMON WITH BLACK BEAN SAUCE
 Categories: Seafood, Chinese, Masterchefs, New york
      Yield: 2 Servings
 
      2 ea Salmon, fillets, skin
           -- removed (about 4 oz
           -- each)
      1 ea Pepper, red bell
      1 ea Pepper, green bell
      2 tb Bamboo shoots, shredded
      2 ts Black Beans, fermented
     12 ea Ginger, slivered,
           -- match-stick-thin
      4 ts Scallion, white only,
           -- shredded
      2 tb Soy Sauce
      1 tb Chicken Stock **
      1 pn Pepper, white, ground
      1 ds Oil, vegetable
      1 ds Oil, sesame
 
       ** See recipe for Chicken Stock.
  
       If fillets are thicker than 1/2 to 5/8 inch, carefully cut in
  half horizontally (as you would an English muffin). Trim each into a
  neat 4-inch square.
  
       Cut off tops and bottoms of peppers to leave a band about 2
  inches wide; remove seeds and ribs.  Cut two 4-inch long rectangular
  pieces from each.  Cut into 1/8-inch julienne, leaving pieces grouped
  in a neat rectangle.  Place salmon on an oiled steamer tray or plate.
  Use a cleaver or knife blade to transfer pepper rectangles to fish,
  completely covering each fillet.
  
       Scatter bamboo shoots over the fish, then sprinkle with black
  beans, ginger and scallions.  In small bowl, stir together soy sauce,
  chicken stock, white pepper, vegetable oil and sesame oil. Pour
  mixture over.
  
       Steam in covered steamer (making sure that water boils steadily
  but does not boil away) until just cooked through and opaque, 5 to 8
  minutes (timing varies according to thickness of fish). Carefully
  transfer to serving plate, spoon sauce around and serve immediately.
  
       Source:  New York's Master Chefs, Bon Appetit Magazine
       :  Written by Richard Sax, Photographs by Nancy McFarland
       :  The Knapp Press, Los Angeles, 1985
  
       Chef:   Simon Teng, Auntie Yuan Restaurant, New York Co-Owner: Ed
  Schonfeld Co-Owner: David Keh
 
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