Japanese Style Fishy-free Mackerel Sushi (with Japanese Authentic Teriyaki Sauce, Green Sauce, Homemade Vinegar Rice)
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First make the teriyaki sauce, and put the bonito stock into the pot.
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Add six times the amount of water to the broth (you do not need to add water to the homemade bonito broth, if it is concentrated broth or stock cubes, you need to add water).
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Add an appropriate amount of rock sugar.
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Put in an appropriate amount of sucrose (sucrose is not white sugar, it is the first sugar produced after squeezing sugarcane juice, it is yellowish in color, slightly reddish brown sugar).
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Add an appropriate amount of maltose.
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Add Japanese soy sauce.
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Low heat, stirring constantly, stir the rock sugar and sugar maltose until melted and evenly mixed.
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Add appropriate amount of bonito flakes.
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Stir constantly and simmer over low heat until it is sticky, and the teriyaki sauce is made.
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Next, make the green sauce and add olive oil to the cooking machine.
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Add garlic or squeezed garlic juice to olive oil.
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Add sea salt.
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Add cheese powder.
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Finally add basil leaves.
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Turn on the machine and beat the juice until the leaves are broken into pieces, and the green sauce is ready.
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After preparing the above two sauces, start to make sushi vinegar rice. Spread 400g of cooked rice to facilitate the addition of seasonings and mix well. (Good vinegar rice needs to be mixed with new rice and aged rice and then cooked with soft water. Because new rice is more viscous, after adding vinegar, the stickiness will be greater, so it needs to be cooked with aged rice to be soft and elastic Soft water is pure water without impurities. Semi-cooking means cooking rice in a bamboo pot. The taste of cooking in an electric pot is different from simmering in charcoal and a bamboo pot.)
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Add the sushi vinegar rice seasoning. (Sushi rice is definitely not just added vinegar and sugar, but sushi vinegar plus the same amount of sugar, sea salt, and plum juice. The mixed rice will have a very soft sour taste, sweet in the acid, and sour in the sweet.)
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After the seasoning and rice are completely mixed, be sure to wait until the rice is completely cool, otherwise any seafood will have a fishy smell on top.
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Put on your gloves and put your hands on ice cubes to chill for 5 minutes. Take the mackerel slices and put mustard on top. (People with high hand temperature are not suitable for making sushi, it will make the fresh fish fishy. Here is to say that authentic Japanese sushi must be made with authentic Japanese wasabi sauce made from wasabi, not horseradish or so-called mustard seeds Ground sauce)
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Put an appropriate amount of vinegar rice on the mackerel fillets.
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Pressing and shaping, pressing into a fan-shaped sushi is the best shape for nigiri sushi. The strength should be moderate, and the rice grains should not be crushed. It should be just sticky and distinct. The entrance must be soft and melt in the mouth. It is failure (viewed from the side as an open fan).
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Put it upside down on the plate and coat it with homemade teriyaki sauce.
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The spray gun is burned until the surface is slightly cooked to slightly turned up.
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Order homemade green sauce.
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Squeeze a mixture of salad sauce and miso sauce. (After the two are mixed, put them into a food bag, and cut a small mouth at the sharp corner)
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Authentic Japanese sushi is complete.
Tips:
Many people have a misunderstanding of wasabi, thinking that wasabi is spicy and pungent, and the wasabi used to eat sushi is actually wasabi. Authentic Japanese WASABI is an indispensable seasoning for Japanese cuisine. Fresh wasabi is not pungent. It is delicious and juicy, slightly spicy, and if you have tasted fresh wasabi mustard, you won't have to taste the "mustard" again.
Horseradish, also known as Western Wasabi, is also known as WASABI for finished products. Most of the horseradish sauce (wasabi sauce) and wasabi powder currently on the market are made with horseradish because of the cost. Horseradish is native to southern Europe and Turkey. , Introduced to Shanghai by the British, and currently cultivated in Shanghai, Jiangsu, Shandong, Liaoning, etc. The taste is pungent and pungent, which is unacceptable to many people.
Mustard, also known as mustard seed, is a mustard seed commonly found in mainland China. It is grown in most areas of mainland China. Mustard powder and mustard oil made from it are a common seasoning in northern mainland China and are mainly used for mixing. dish. Spicy and pungent, this mustard seed sauce has been eaten since the Zhou Dynasty in China.
Most authentic Japanese restaurants use authentic wasabi to make wasabi, which is one of the reasons why the sushi you make yourself is not as good as sashimi in Japanese restaurants.