This dish (pictured on a stoneware plate by Yo Thom) is a traditional Japanese recipe, using mackerel and miso (soya bean paste). It’s easier than it looks, and tastes delicious. You will need:
1 mackerel (around 650g)
1 small carrot
3 spring onions
1 egg
1 tsp grated ginger
2 tsp miso
1 tsp soya sauce
1 tbsp flour
oil (for deep frying)
1 Take the skin and main bones off the mackerel and mince the fish meat with either a knife or blender (better to keep some lumpy bits).
2 Cut the carrot into thin shreds, wrap in a cling film and microwave for 1 min, or boil for 5 mins and drain. Cut the spring onions into small pieces.
3 Mix the minced mackerel, broken egg, miso, soya sauce, pinch of salt, grated ginger and flour.
4 Add the carrot and spring onion into the mix.
5 Scoop the mix with a tablespoon and make a small ball and deep fry in oil (160°C) until it’s nicely coloured.
Tuesday, 21 October 2008
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1 comment:
Looks really tasty - Yo's platter tastier still, she makes beautiful pots, always so well proportioned. Great to see fine pots being put to use on this blog.
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