Fish Up Salmon
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I sell salmon freshly at the seafood market stall.
2.
Cut the salmon into strips and cut a few slices wider.
3.
Because there are no white radishes in this market in the current season, I use this kind of sour radish, which tastes sweet and sour. If there are white radishes, they can be replaced with fresh white radishes. (Note: White radishes cannot be eaten with red radishes, otherwise because In the case of mutual restraint, nutrition will be lost)
4.
After the onion is shredded, soak it in a mixture of sugar and vinegar (I use the sweet and sour juice of the sour radish here) for 20 minutes. In this way, the onion will not be spicy when eaten raw and it will maintain a refreshing taste. PS: If you want to cut the onion without tearing, you can remove the onion and soak it in water and then cut it, or put it in the freezer for 10 minutes and then cut it.
5.
Cut the cucumber into shreds, cut the sour buckwheat head into pieces, shred the sour radish, and cut the washed lemon leaves into filaments.
6.
Place the salmon strips in the middle of the dish and make them into petals.
7.
Place the cut side dishes next to the salmon flower, and add a little mustard in the middle of the salmon flower to garnish. Add soy sauce according to personal preference when eating, and then mix all the side dishes with the salmon.
Tips:
1. The side dishes can be added according to personal preference, generally refreshing or sweet and sour.
2. Raw onions are soaked in sweet vinegar mixed with sugar and vinegar, so that raw onions will not be spicy.