RECIPE (November 2015)
“Sanga” Fried Horse Mackerel with Japanese Mustard Spinach
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25 minute
“Sanga” Fried Horse Mackerel with Japanese Mustard Spinach
Ingredients (Serves: 4)
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horse mackerels3
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ginger50g
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stalks of Japanese ginger (myoga)3
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spring onions (finely chopped)4 tbsp
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White sesame2 tbsp
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pickled plums (without pips)2 tbsp
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ground Japanese mountain yam50g
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Moderate amount of cooking oilAppropriate amount
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Green shiso leavesAppropriate amount
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bundle of Japanese mustard spinach1/2
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potato starch2 tbsp
Directions
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Slice the horse mackerels into 3 fillets, skin and mince coarsely.
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Chop the ginger and Japanese ginger finely. Mix spring onions, white sesame and pickled plums into the minced horse mackerel.
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Add the mountain yam, and then the potato starch to make it sticky.
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Heat the cooking oil in a frying pan. Shape the horse mackerel mix from (3) into a flat burger shape, sandwich it between the perilla leaves and fry. Serve with boiled Japanese mustard spinach.
A useful tips
Mince the horse mackerels roughly, almost dropping the knife blade onto the mackerels without forcing it so that the fish retains its texture. Use the correct amount of potato starch; if too little, the mixture does not hold together, and if too much, it gets soggy and heavy-textured. Also heat the pan thoroughly on low heat before use to prevent burning.
Recipe from : Koishikawa Terrace
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