DirectionsStep1If the flounder is not cleaned, remove the guts and scales. Cut the head and the tail off and discard. Cut the flounder in half, perpendicular to the back bone (note 1).Step2Make a cross incision on the right side of the fish (brown side) where the flesh is the thickest (see the photo in post). If you are using narrow strips of flounder cutlet, incision is not required.Step3Add all the Simmering Sauce ingredients to a shallow saucepan or a frying pan that can just fit the flounder pieces without overlapping.Step4Add the sliced ginger and bring it to a boil.Step5Put the flounder pieces in the sauce without overlapping, then place the shallots around the flounder pieces.Step6Place a drop lid (otoshi buta) on, reduce the heat to medium to medium low and cook for about 5 minutes.Step7Remove the drop lid. Using a spoon, scoop the sauce and pour over the fish while continuing to cook for another few minutes. The sauce will become a bit thicker.Step8Turn the heat off and transfer the fish to individual plates. Place the cooked shallots to the side of the fish and the julienned ginger on the centre of the fishIngredientsIngredients1 Whole Flounder (about 350g/0.8lb, note 1)2 Scallions (stems shallots/cut into 5cm/2" long pieces)1 tablespoonGinger (thinly sliced)4 tablespoonsWater4 tablespoonsCooking Sake1 tablespoonMirin2 tablespoonsSoy Sauce2 tablespoonsSugar1 tablespoonGinger (finely julienned, note 2)See moreFrom recipetineatsRecipeDirectionsIngredientsExplore furtherKarei no Nitsuke Recipe (Tender and Delicious Flatfish - …youtube.comHow to Cook Japanese Simmered Fish -“Karei no Nitsuke”youtube.comKarei no Nitsuke Recipe (Tender and Delicious Flatfish …cookingwithdog.comSakana no Nitsuke (Japanese simmered fish) Sudachisudachirecipes.comFlounder Simmered in Ginger Soy Sauce - CDKitchencdkitchen.comRecommended to you based on what's popular • Feedback
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