- Wash and peel 1 piece of fresh ginger (about 10g), then slice into thin julienne strips
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Ginger is small and firm, so keep the knife blade steady while slicing, otherwise the knife may slip and cut fingers.
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Ginger is small and firm, so keep the knife blade steady while slicing, otherwise the knife may slip and cut fingers.
Wash hands and cutting board thoroughly with soap after handling raw fish to prevent cross-contamination.
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Make sure the fish surface is thoroughly drained without dripping water, otherwise it will splatter excessively upon contacting the hot pan and the skin will not crisp up.
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The mackerel must be placed skin-side down first, otherwise the natural fish fat cannot render out properly and the meat may stick and break apart.
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If the skin sticks slightly to the pan, do not force it off
Pour in the soy sauce and mirin first so the liquid loosens the fish for easy flipping
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Teriyaki sauce contains sugar and burns very quickly
Watch carefully while reducing, and turn off heat as soon as large thick bubbles form and coat the fish, otherwise it will burn and taste bitter