Fresh & Fragrant Boiled Fish Recipe

Fresh & Fragrant Boiled Fish Recipe

Summary

From here you can learn how to make delicious fish with Yinghok hon mirin and Yinghok koikichi shoyu

Fresh & Fragrant Boiled Fish Recipe

Ingredients (1 serving)


Yinghok Hon Mirin: 25g
Yinghok KOIKUCHI SHOYU: 8g
Fish: 1 piece
Green onions: 50g
Ginger: 15g
Kombu: 5g
Bonito flakes: appropriate amount
Miso: 10g
White sugar: 10g
Cooking oil: appropriate amount

Instructions


1.Rinse the fish thoroughly and make slits on both sides.

2.Shred the ginger into strips and cut the green onions into sections; set them aside for later use.

3.Add clean water and kombu to a soup pot, simmer over low heat for 15-20 minutes, then remove the kombu with a slotted spoon.

4.Add bonito flakes to the pot and continue to simmer for 3-5 minutes. Use a fine sieve to strain the broth into another pot.

5.Add miso, Yinghok hon mirin, white sugar, and Yinghok koikuchi shoyu to the strained broth, and stir until all ingredients are fully dissolved.

6.Put the prepared fish into the broth, bring it to a boil over high heat, then reduce the heat to low and cook for 10-15 minutes. While cooking, occasionally ladle the broth over the fish to infuse it with flavor.
How to make Fresh & Fragrant Boiled Fish
Hon mirin Sales | Wholesale Japanese Seasoings | Cooking Sauce | Restaurant Usage | Honteri
Japanese Seasonging, sweet rice wine, perfect for elevating savory dishes with a balanced sweetness and delicate fragrance.
Hon mirin Supplier | Wholesale Japanese Seasoings | OEM & ODM Services Available | Supermarket Usage
Japanese Seasonging, sweet rice wine, perfect for elevating savory dishes with a balanced sweetness and delicate fragrance.
Koikuchi Shoyu Wholesale | Dark Soy Sauce Factory | Restaurant Usage |  Distribution for Wholesalers
Koikuchi Shoyu is the most common type of soy sauce in Japan,widely used in sashimi, sushi, ramen, stews, and sauces.
Dark Soysauce Supplier | Koikuchi Shoyu for Dipping | Family Kitchen Usage | for Retail Markets
Koikuchi Shoyu is the most common type of soy sauce in Japan,widely used in sashimi, sushi, ramen, stews, and sauces.