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Two are 25g
I prepared pollack roe When you boil 25g of pollack roe, about 18g (72%) comes out and 7g (18%) flies away to moisture. Salted pollack roe is sold separately like a part of pollack intestines at a fish store. Buy it and use it. Make sure to keep the rest frozen and use it for other purposes
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Add water, pepper, and salt. When water boils over high heat, add pollack roe and cook well
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To extend the expiration date of the pollack mayonnaise sauce a little, add 2g of the best salt used at home and 1g of pepper and boil it together.
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When the pollack roe is fully cooked, rinse it under running water
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Wash under running water and remove any foreign substances on the pollack
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Grind with a blender and pick out the shell wrapped in the pollack.
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Grind with a blender and pick out the shell wrapped in the pollack.
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It's a pollack that's been ground with a blender. The factory does sterilization work, but there is no such system at home, so it would be good to make and use only a little bit to ensure the safety of food
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Add mayonnaise to the pollack that you grind with a blender
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Add pollack roe and mayonnaise and pepper powder
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You can mix it well even if you use a spoon
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The taste of pollack roe mayonnaise sauce is spicy aftertaste as the pollack roe is chewed on mayonnaise. Try making it instead of plain mayonnaise
It doesn't smell fishy, and it adds savory mayonnaise to the savory taste of pollack roe. Refrigerate after finishing. The expiration date is up to 20 days