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Miso Grilled Cod (鱈の味噌焼き) is made by marinating cod fillets in a miso-based sauce and grilling them in a frying pan. The fermented miso paste helps tenderize the fish while adding a delightful balance of sweet and savory flavors. If you start marinating in the morning, the fish will be perfectly seasoned and ready to cook by dinnertime. It’s a healthy and delicious main dish that’s perfect for busy weeknights.

Sashimi is sliced raw fish and has been eaten by Japanese people for hundreds of years.  Usually Sashimi is served with Soy Sauce to dip, but sometimes salt or citrus juice is preferred for some fish.  Sashimi is an essential part of Japanese cuisine, and it is becoming more and more popular outside Japan too.

Saba Misoni is one of the most popular staple Japanese fish dishes.  It is stewed with Miso paste, and its strong flavor goes very well with Steamed Rice.  Saba Misoni is available at many Japanese restaurants for lunch and dinner, and even canned Saba Misoni is very popular for its convenience.  It is easy and quick enough to make at home, however, and because the ingredients and steps are rather simple, it is a great entree on busy week nights.

Buri Teriyaki is Yellowtail fish cooked and coated with Teriyaki Sauce.  Although a lot of people may think of Teriyaki mainly with chicken, fish Teriyaki may be eaten more often in Japan.

Teriyaki means “grilled with a shine,” and it is an important cooking technique for meat and fish.  Sugar in teriyaki sauce gives a shine to food which makes it not only tasty, but also look more appetizing.  Japanese Teriyaki sauce is not as sweet as some Teriyaki dishes from restaurants here.  If you’re used to the taste of that and like it, adjust the amount of sugar and Mirin.