by Earl Lucas
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Cover the fish with the parchment paper snowflake, making sure that the edges are in the simmering liquid. Serve with a generous spoonful of the nizakana glaze and garnish with julienned ginger. 'Nizakana' literally means 'Simmered Fish'. Fish fillets or cutlets are simmered in Sake (Rice Wine) and Soy Sauce. The sauce is commonly sweetened with Mirin or/and Sugar.
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Thank you for coming back to my channel. Today Guys we will cook another quick & easy recipe. Sakana No Nitsuke " Simmered Fish w/ Broth. 'Nizakana' literally means 'Simmered Fish'. Fish fillets or cutlets are simmered in Sake (Rice Wine) and Soy Sauce.
Sakana No Nitsuke " Simmered Fish w/ Broth. 'Nizakana' literally means 'Simmered Fish'. Fish fillets or cutlets are simmered in Sake (Rice Wine) and Soy Sauce. The sauce is commonly sweetened with Mirin or/and Sugar. Nimono (煮物) is a simmered dish in Japanese cuisine. A nimono generally consists of a base ingredient simmered in shiru stock flavored with sake, soy sauce, and a small amount of sweetening.
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