How to Prepare Simple ☆ Salmon, Salted Salmon Roe, and Broccolini Chirashizushi

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How to Prepare Simple ☆ Salmon, Salted Salmon Roe, and Broccolini Chirashizushi

To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can have simple ☆ salmon, salted salmon roe, and broccolini chirashizushi using 16 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients

The ingredients needed to make Simple ☆ Salmon, Salted Salmon Roe, and Broccolini Chirashizushi:

1. Make ready 360 ml White rice
2. Take 2 tsp Sake
3. Prepare 3 cm Kombu
4. Prepare Sushi vinegar
5. Get 3 tbsp Vinegar
6. Make ready 2 tbsp Sugar
7. Prepare 1 1/2 tsp Salt
8. Get Toppings:
9. Take 1 White sesame seeds
10. Make ready 1 Shredded nori
11. Prepare 1 filet Lightly salted salmon
12. Get 1/2 Cucumber
13. Make ready 2 Eggs
14. Take 1 Salted salmon roe
15. Get 1 optional Broccolini
16. Prepare 1 Shiso leaves

Traditional chirashizushi often uses salmon roe called 'ikura' (イクラ). See the photo of chirashizushi with salmon roe in post. But salmon roe is very expensive so I substituted with sashimi salmon in the recipe. How to prep this recipe. brush the salmon fillets and toss the broccolini with a bit of olive oil and season with salt & pepper, then bake it up; while the salmon is baking, prepare the honey lemon sauce; drizzle the salmon and broccolini with the honey lemon sauce, then return to the oven to broil.

Instructions

Instructions to make Simple ☆ Salmon, Salted Salmon Roe, and Broccolini Chirashizushi:

1. Put the washed rice, sake, and kombu seaweed into the rice cooker. Fill the cooker with water up to the 2 cups line and start cooking.
2. In a large bowl, add Step 1 and the mixed sushi vinegar, and mix together quickly. Cover with a damp towel and cool until cools down to about body temperature warmth.
3. Grill the salmon, remove the bones and skin, and flake.
4. Make a very thin omelet or scramble the eggs.
5. Cut the cucumber into small slices and rub in some salt (not listed). When they become tender, pat dry with a paper towel.
6. Julienne the shiso leaves.
7. Scoop the sushi rice into a bowl and top with white sesame seeds, shredded nori seaweed, cucumber, salmon, egg, salmon roe, broccolini, and shiso leaves in that order. Done.
8. It's still plenty delicious if you don't add the cucumber, broccolini, or nori seaweed.

Simple sauteed broccolini is a wonderfully versatile, healthy side, great for steak and fish, especially salmon. It's also a perfect pairing to toss with some spaghetti and plenty of parmesan cheese for a dinner that's ready in roughly the amount of time it takes to cook the pasta. Sprinkle salt on both sides of the salmon filet and transfer to a cooking tray covered with parchment paper. Flake the cooked salmon with chopsticks or a fork and set aside. In a small pan over medium heat, add mushrooms, soy sauce, mirin and sugar.

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