Mexicali's Escabesh
Add marinade liquid. Peeled carrots and celery are sliced thinly into 1mm thick using a slicer and then shredded. Slice the onions into thin slices using a slicer and combine them in a bowl.
Put [A] in a deep pot and heat over medium heat. It's best to tear off the hawk's claws and put them in. Once the aroma comes out, add the vegetables listed in [1] and fry slowly over low heat for about 30 minutes.
Add [B], fry for another 10 minutes, then add [C] and mix. Once it boils, turn it low. Once everything has blended, turn off the heat and add lemon juice and Italian parsley.
Use a bamboo skewer to remove the eyeballs. The internal organs are removed by sticking a bamboo skewer from the gills and cleaned with running water.
Wipe thoroughly with kitchen paper or something similar and sprinkle with flour.
Place in frying oil heated to about 160°C and fry for about 7 to 10 minutes. The frying time varies depending on the size, but as long as the color is fox and the moisture is completely removed, you can take it out.
Remove onto a net, drain the oil, lightly sprinkle salt and arrange it in a deep tub.
While the Mexicalikari is still hot, pour in the marinade from [4] and cut the lemon slices half a month into place on top. Leave at room temperature until it cools, and once the heat is gone, place in the fridge and cool.
Serve in a bowl and topped with sprouts and Italian parsley.
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- Mexicali
- About 10
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- Carrots
- 60g
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- Onion
- 110g
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- celery
- 70g
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[A]
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Olive Oil
Ardoino Extra Virgin - 5 tablespoons
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Olive Oil
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- Use chopped
- 8g
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- Eagle's Claw
- 1 bottle
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[B]
- salt
- A pinch
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- oregano
- A pinch
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- Laurier
- 1 piece
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- Used with chopped basil
- 3
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[C]
- salt
- A pinch
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- White wine
- 50cc
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- vinegar
- 50cc
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- sugar
- 10g
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- White wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon
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- Lemon juice
- 30cc
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- Italian parsley
- A pinch
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- Used as flour flour
- A little
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- Fried oil
- Appropriate amount
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- salt
- A little
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- lemon
- A little
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- For sprout
- A little
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- Italian parsley topping
- A little


