6-13-2015 Food of the Day: Sweet and Sour Fish

Sometimes a fried meat can be elevated to a different level with a delicious sauce.  Take this fried Katambak or two-spot Red Snapper.  It would have been delicious already as a fried fish, but adding some sweet and sour sauce made it more appetizing. With some delicious sauce, I usually end up with eating a cup or 2 more of rice. 

Do you like sweet and sour too? What is your favorite saucy dish? Comment and share your thoughts.

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