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Steamed Bass with Onion, Ginger and Scallion

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Versions of this steamed fish are made all over China, but in Shanghai the recipe always contains a little aged soy sauce. When Vongerichten adapted the dish for 66 he couldn't find aged soy in New York and substituted caramelized onions for sweetness and depth of flavor.

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A pure, crisp white with citrus, spice and a kick of acidity will balance the salt and complement the fresh ginger here. Try a white blend that includes Riesling and Gewürztraminer grapes, such as the 2001 Pierre Sparr Alsace One or the more expensive 1999 Marcel Deiss Burg, both from Alsace.

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