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Aji Nanbanzuke is one of our many horse mackerel variations. According to this recipe, the mackerel is first deep-fried and then marinated in soy sauce and mirin. The result is a dish that bursts with flavor.
To begin with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can cook horse mackerel nanbanzuke marinade (aji nanbanzuke) using 9 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
Originally influenced by the spicy cuisine of the western Spaniards and Portuguese, nanban dishes are now associated with spicy sauces and perfect for the. Lightly dust fish with a mix of half starch and half flour (make more if needed) and fry, starting from head first. To make this dish, small horse mackerel are deep-fried and then marinated in a vinegar-based sauce that includes red peppers and leeks. Since it's deep fried and marinated in vinegar, the fish bones actually become soft enough to eat.
Coat the salmon with potato starch or flour. When it comes to Spicy Horse Mackerel (Aji Nanbanzuke), leftover is more than welcome! It will taste even better if you let it sit over night in the fridge.. Drain and add the fish while it is still hot to the marinade. You can enjoy fish even bones.
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