Cooking with Dog
Ochazuke
TV-Y
S1 • E77 Jan 13, 2012 10mIngredients for Salmon Ikura Chazuke
(serves 1)
50g Salted Salmon Fillet (1.76 oz)
1 tbsp Ikura Shoyu-zuke - salmon roe marinated with soy sauce based seasoning
Toasted Nori Seaweed
1 tbsp Chopped Mitsuba Parsley
Toasted White Sesame Seeds
Wasabi - Japanese Horseradish
Salt
80g Steamed Rice (2.82 oz)
Hojicha - a type of Japanese green tea
Ingredients for Umeboshi Shirasu Takana Chazuke
(serves 1)
½~1 Umeboshi - Pickled Japanese Plum
1 tbsp Shirasu Whitebait
1~2 tbsp Chopped Takana-zuke - pickled takana greens
2 Shiso Leaves
Toasted White Sesame Seeds
80g Steamed Rice (2.82 oz)
Hojicha - a type of Japanese green tea
- Topping Suggestions -
Toasted Tarako - salted Alaska pollock roe
Salted Kombu Seaweed
Ika Shiokara - salted semi-fermented squid
Tsukemono - Japanese pickles
Arare - bite-sized Japanese rice crackers
* If you can't find these toppings in your area, look for savory salted ingredients as substitutes. The upside of sauteing salmon in a pan is that it doesn't give off much smoke and the cleanup is easy. You might also enjoy the video on how to make Tai Chazuke (Sea Bream Chazuke). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUhuuUfmlt8
(serves 1)
50g Salted Salmon Fillet (1.76 oz)
1 tbsp Ikura Shoyu-zuke - salmon roe marinated with soy sauce based seasoning
Toasted Nori Seaweed
1 tbsp Chopped Mitsuba Parsley
Toasted White Sesame Seeds
Wasabi - Japanese Horseradish
Salt
80g Steamed Rice (2.82 oz)
Hojicha - a type of Japanese green tea
Ingredients for Umeboshi Shirasu Takana Chazuke
(serves 1)
½~1 Umeboshi - Pickled Japanese Plum
1 tbsp Shirasu Whitebait
1~2 tbsp Chopped Takana-zuke - pickled takana greens
2 Shiso Leaves
Toasted White Sesame Seeds
80g Steamed Rice (2.82 oz)
Hojicha - a type of Japanese green tea
- Topping Suggestions -
Toasted Tarako - salted Alaska pollock roe
Salted Kombu Seaweed
Ika Shiokara - salted semi-fermented squid
Tsukemono - Japanese pickles
Arare - bite-sized Japanese rice crackers
* If you can't find these toppings in your area, look for savory salted ingredients as substitutes. The upside of sauteing salmon in a pan is that it doesn't give off much smoke and the cleanup is easy. You might also enjoy the video on how to make Tai Chazuke (Sea Bream Chazuke). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUhuuUfmlt8