Japanese Style Grilled Squid

Japanese Style Grilled Squid

by Brilliant Mom A

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

2

Squid has high nutritional value. As the weather turns cold, the number of barbecue stalls on the roadside has increased a lot, especially the Japanese-style grilled squid, which is especially popular with everyone. Every time you want to eat it, you have to wait for a long time. The team is also worried about this hygiene problem, and it’s almost Christmas, so it’s better to make it yourself. It’s nutritious and delicious, and it’s also affordable. When eating, it’s perfect to pair it with a little wine.

Ingredients

Japanese Style Grilled Squid

1. Clean up the whole squid, remove the viscera, eyes and other sundries of the squid. Ingredients are ready

Japanese Style Grilled Squid recipe

2. Remove the black film on the outside of the squid

Japanese Style Grilled Squid recipe

3. Then use a knife to cut out a grid-like knife mark, don't cut it;

Japanese Style Grilled Squid recipe

4. Pour in sake and plum vinegar

Japanese Style Grilled Squid recipe

5. Add Japanese-style soy sauce

Japanese Style Grilled Squid recipe

6. Add the right amount of sugar

Japanese Style Grilled Squid recipe

7. Add appropriate amount of salt and marinate for 1 hour;

Japanese Style Grilled Squid recipe

8. Coat the baking dish with oil

Japanese Style Grilled Squid recipe

9. Put in the marinated squid and brush with the sauce

Japanese Style Grilled Squid recipe

10. Put the marinated fish in the heated oven and bake at 200℃ for about 5 minutes.

Japanese Style Grilled Squid recipe

11. Take it out, turn it over, brush with a layer of oil, and sprinkle with white sesame seeds

Japanese Style Grilled Squid recipe

12. Bake at 200°C for about 8 minutes. Adjust this according to your own ingredients and oven conditions.

Japanese Style Grilled Squid recipe

13. Add some chopped green onions and small red peppers to the table.

Japanese Style Grilled Squid recipe

Tips:

1. If you don’t like chili, you don’t need to add it
2. Japanese-style soy sauce is relatively light, some can be adjusted with a little salt
3. Add plum vinegar and sake to get rid of the fishy smell. If you don’t have one at home, you can add some cooking wine or wine

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