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Material preparation
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Tip. Even if it's a cut mackerel, there's a big thorn in the center. You can feel it when you sweep it with your hand, so bend it slightly and hold it with your hand to remove the protruding thorn. The right side is the internal part, so please cut it and remove it.
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- Cut the spiny mackerel into bite-sized pieces
- After removing water with a kitchen towel, pour enough milk to half soak the mackerel for a while to remove the fishy smell
Tip. While you're making garlic butter fried rice, turn it upside down.
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* Making garlic butter fried rice
- Slice the whole garlic thickly
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- Stir-fry sliced garlic over low heat in a pan covered with half a tablespoon of oil
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- When the garlic is golden, add minced garlic and stir-fry it
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- When garlic turns brown, stir-fry rice and salt
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- If mixed evenly, turn off the heat and mix with butter
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If you mix it evenly, garlic butter fried rice is done!
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- Mix curry powder and frying powder
- Remove the milk with a marinated mackerel kitchen towel and coat it with powder
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You just have to coat it evenly.
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- Add water to the remaining powder, mix it first, and then add ice
Tip. Add ice for crunchy texture. There will be ice left until the frying is done. If the ice melts, it can become watery, so be careful.
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- Fry until golden brown in half-cut oil after coating with batter
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Please fry it closely.
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Put garlic butter fried rice and mackerel curry cutlets on one plate and it's done!
1. The mackerel I used is small in size, so I used one (2 packs of each half), but if it is large, please use half.
2. Mackerel curry cutlets are salty and garlic butter fried rice is light. Fried rice needs to be light to taste salty cutlets.
3. If you have ingredients at home, it's good to add low-mint ginger when you pickle it in milk or fry it in oil.