STEP 1/11
First, peel the salmon (you can use it if you want to peel it at the mart)
STEP 2/11
Defrost the salmon slightly and wash them in running water and remove the water with a kitchen towel.
STEP 3/11
Now put 1 cup of water in a pot and 1 cup of mirin.
Add 1 cup of soy sauce to this. That is, water: mirin: soy sauce (1:1:1)
Add sugar (1).
STEP 4/11
Boil it and add half an onion
Add large green onions, too.
Put a little pepperoncino in here.
STEP 5/11
If you want to eat spicy, add Cheongyang red pepper.
Now boil down the vegetables until they are softened.
Bring to a boil, turn off the gas heat, add a handful of katsuobushi and filter after 1 minute.
STEP 6/11
Sift the boiled soy sauce and let it cool.
I'll chop the rest of the onions into thin slices
STEP 7/11
Slice the lemon, too.
STEP 8/11
I'll put the salmon in the container
Place onions and lemons on top.
STEP 9/11
Put the cooled soy sauce on top and let it ripen in the refrigerator for half a day
Slice it thinly depending on your taste
If you put wasabi and salmon sauce on top with rice and add radish sprouts, you're done with salmon sauce.
STEP 10/11
I cut the onion into thin slices so that it's not crunchy and greasy, and put it in together.
STEP 11/11
Well, it's like a rice thief
You have to finish the marinated salmon in two days. Or I don't like the fermented salmon flavor.
It's not good because the bitter taste of lemon penetrates, so I recommend you eat it as soon as possible.