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A refreshing Yuan-yaki recipe featuring the rich flavor of fatty Yellowtail Amberjack (Hirasu) accented with citrus aromas. The fish is rested overnight to firm up the flesh and then marinated in a special sauce before being slowly grilled over low heat.
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Fillet the Yellowtail Amberjack, trim into shape, and rest in the refrigerator overnight. → Prepare the marinade by combining thinly sliced citrus, mirin, and soy sauce. → Cut the fish into two pieces and marinate for 30 minutes. → Heat oil in a frying pan and slowly grill both sides over low heat.
Fillet the Yellowtail Amberjack, trim into shape, and rest in the refrigerator overnight. → Prepare the marinade by combining thinly sliced citrus, mirin, and soy sauce. → Cut the fish into two pieces and marinate for 30 minutes. → Heat oil in a frying pan and slowly grill both sides over low heat.
A refreshing Yuan-yaki recipe featuring the rich flavor of fatty Yellowtail Amberjack (Hirasu) accented with citrus aromas. The fish is rested overnight to firm up the flesh and then marinated in a special sauce before being slowly grilled over low heat.
Fillet the Yellowtail Amberjack and cut out the best portion (the center of the loin).
Trim the fillets into shape and let them rest in the refrigerator overnight.
Thinly slice the citrus fruit.
In a bowl, combine the sliced citrus with 60ml of mirin and 3 tablespoons of soy sauce to make the marinade.
Cut the overnight-rested Yellowtail Amberjack in half and marinate in the prepared sauce for 30 minutes.
Resting the fish in the refrigerator overnight firms the flesh and concentrates its flavor. 💡
The marinating time should be around 30 minutes. Leaving it too long can make the dish overly salty. ⚠️
Since the marinade contains ingredients that burn easily (mirin and soy sauce), cook slowly over low heat for a beautiful, golden finish. 🔥
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