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One of the basic gunkan sushi ingredients, ikura, or salmon roe, has quite a lot of fans not only among sushi lovers, but also children who just started. How to turn fresh salmon roe (sujiko - 筋子) into salmon caviar (ikura - イクラ). I go through a few simple techniques for separating the roe from the skein and share my recipe for curing the roe in a dashi-brine. This is how all the best sushi restaurants make their ikura taste so good.
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To get started with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can have how to make【ikura】salmon roe for japanese sushi using 9 ingredients and 12 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make How to make【Ikura】Salmon roe for Japanese Sushi:
- Prepare Salmon roe
- Prepare 【Preperation】
- Prepare Plenty of Salt
- Take Plenty of Hot water
- Prepare 【Marinated Sauce】
- Prepare 1 part : Sake
- Get 1 part : Mirin (Sweet sake)
- Get 1 part Soy sauce
- Prepare 5 cm Kombu seaweed
In the fall, fresh salmon and its roe sell at the supermarket in Japan. I love Ikura, so I usually make Ikura every fall and freeze. Place all the ingredients and kelp in the clean container then marinate the salmon roe for overnight We Japanese normally eat Ikura simply on the rice bowl, or sometimes as Sushi. Ikura don is a Japanese rice bowl topped with brilliant orange pearls of salmon roe.
Instructions to make How to make【Ikura】Salmon roe for Japanese Sushi:
- You need to check that the salmon roe is fresh or frozen when you buy! Must take the frozen step for killing the parasites found in salmon.
- 【The process of removing odors】 Put a lot of salt on all over the salmon roe with membrane in a bowl.
- Fill up boiled water into the bowl (salmon roe with membrane are maximum 4 pieces in a time).
- Stir the bottom with chopsticks hardly, then the membrane comes off salmon roe and roll up on a chopstick
- When you remove all of the membranes, rinse and change water several times until to be clearly.
- ☆The colour changes to be white on this step, it’s going to be back later so don’t worry !!
- Strain it and cover the top then keep it in fridge for a hour.
- 【Marinated sauce】Burn off alcohol from Sake and Mirin (1:1 ratio) perfectly by boiling with fire.
- Stop heating then add soy sauce (Sake1: Mirin1: Soy sauce1) and small piece of kombu seaweed for Umami (^O^)
- 1 hour later, put the salmon roe and sauce into a clean container then leave it for over night.
- Next morning strain it then time for serving!! If you want to froze that should be small wrapping.
- The video for making Ikura is ready on YouTube→【Coozy Life salmon roe】☆
Place all the ingredients and kelp in the clean container then marinate the salmon roe for overnight We Japanese normally eat Ikura simply on the rice bowl, or sometimes as Sushi. Ikura don is a Japanese rice bowl topped with brilliant orange pearls of salmon roe. For this easy recipe, we quickly marinate the A quick marinade in soy sauce and other flavorful ingredients transforms plain salt-cured salmon roe into a version that tastes more like the Japanese kind. We use Ikura for sushi as an ingredient or garnish on top of sushi rolls. Although many people may associate caviar as luxurious or fancy food, the red glistening fish roe is considered.
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