Hokkai at Home: Japanese Chan Chan Yaki
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Introduction
Hokkai at Home with Hanako (54) from Amsterdam: “I was born in Japan but I moved to the Netherlands, where I now live with my Dutch husband and two children. I have been a regular customer of Hokkai Suisan ever since they started to deliver door to door. What I most miss about Japanese food is sashimi. Unfortunately, in Holland it is not easy to obtain the very fresh fish that is required to make sashimi at home. Even if you buy the fish at a market or from a local fish supplier, usually it is not that fresh anymore. However, Hokkai Suisan offers super fresh frozen sashimi kirimi (sashimi pre-prepared in blocks), which enables us to enjoy Sashimi at home anytime we like. As if we are at home in Japan! For this Hokkai at Home, however, I will not be using sashimi but normal fillets (kirimi). I am preparing a dish that is often requested by my children called: ‘chan-chan yaki’. It is a super quick and easy recipe, however it still looks gorgeous and it is very nutritious."Preparation
- Defrost the salmon fillets for 30 minutes in the package in cold water.
- Meanwile, chop all the vegetables
- When the fish is defrosted, cut it into cubes.
- Melt some butter in a frying pan and fry the salmon for 2 minutes.
- Add all the chopped vegetables in the pan and mix well.
- After 2 minutes, add the miso, soy sauce, sesame oil, ginger (paste), salt and pepper.
- Mix everything well, put the lid on the pan and let it steam for 5 minutes.
