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Shred cucumber as thinly as possible.
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Shred the onions as thin as possible.
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Grind the radish and rinse it with running water to remove the smell of the radish
After squeezing out the water
Mix it with the fine red pepper powder and make the auroshi.
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[Making ponzu sauce]
3+1/2 small amount of soy sauce
Again (Katsuobushi, katsuobushi, we drink) 2+1/2 small drinks
4+1/2 tbsp vinegar
a teaspoon of lemon juice
a teaspoon of cooking wine
Cut a small green onion and get ready.
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After you season the thawed salmon with a little bit of salt and pepper
After 20 minutes (refrigerated)
Remove moisture and oil from the surface of salmon.
(I'm using napkins rather than kitchen paper.)
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Coat a heated pan with olive oil
Put the salmon on top and cook it for 10 to 20 seconds.
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Do the same for the sides
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Grill the noodles a little bit by bit.
Both ends do not bake.
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In order to cut the salmon that's slightly cooked on the outside so that doesn't break
A good knife is a must!!!
After you make the blade stand
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Cut the salmon and put them in a round dish.
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Mix the ground radish and fine red pepper powder in the ponzu sauce well.
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Put onions and cucumbers in the middle
Sprinkle sauce evenly on top of salmon.
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Lastly, if you add chopped green onions
Boamjik and delicious salmon tadaki are completed.
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The grilled salmon on the outside tastes savory
The texture of raw salmon inside is alive
Oh yeah~ Salmon Tadaki with a subtle combination of delicious food /
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Sauce, onion, and cucumber are mixed together
It creates a combination of delicious flavors in your mouth.
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It's good to enjoy salmon sashimi, too
Sometimes it's fun to enjoy this special taste.