Recipe By: KIKUCHI LONDON (https://cookbuzz.com/kitchen/248)
Serves 2 Prep: 45 min Cook: 15 min
Salmon fillets | 2 |
Salt | a little |
Sake | 1 part |
Mirin | 1 part |
Sugar | 1 part |
Miso | 4 parts |
※1: sprinkling salt is not for taste, it's for drawing out the moisture so don't keep the salmon in the fridge - the salt would get firm and stick to the salmon without doing its job.
※2: the salmon will have absorbed lots of the miso taste overnight, so you should wash it off - if you simply wipe off, it will burn.
●This marinade works very well with white fish like cod or halibut. In fact, it also works with chicken or pork. If the ingredient is very fatty, it's better to keep it steeped for a bit longer.
Recipe By: KIKUCHI LONDON (https://cookbuzz.com/kitchen/248)
Serves 2
Prep: 45 min
Cook: 15 min
Salmon fillets | 2 | |
Salt | a little | |
Sake | 1 part | |
Mirin | 1 part | |
Sugar | 1 part | |
Miso | 4 parts |
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※1:sprinkling salt is not for taste, it's for drawing out the moisture so don't keep the salmon in the fridge - the salt would get firm and stick to the salmon without doing its job.
※2:the salmon will have absorbed lots of the miso taste overnight, so you should wash it off - if you simply wipe off, it will burn.
●This marinade works very well with white fish like cod or halibut. In fact, it also works with chicken or pork. If the ingredient is very fatty, it's better to keep it steeped for a bit longer.