Yellow Croaker Cutlet (Jogi Kkaseu)

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Yellow Croaker Cutlet (Jogi Kkaseu)

조기까스

Side dish · Grilled

Side dishesCourse
136kcal · per serving
2/5Spice
🌱 Vegetarian
Recipe

Yellow Croaker Cutlet (Jogi Kkaseu)

🌶 Spicy 2/5VegetarianContains: dairy, gluten, soy

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Servings1
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  • yellow croaker, 1조기 1마리(250g)
    250 g
  • herb crust허브크러스트
    100 g
  • white pepper흰 후추
    1 g
  • white wine화이트와인
    15 g
  • garlic oil마늘오일
    15 g
  • starch전분
    15 g
  • Sauce: gochujang (Korean chili paste)소스 : 고추장
    ↔ No Sauce: gochujang (Korean chili paste)? Sriracha or another chili paste with a little miso and honey gets close. It won’t have the same fermented depth.
    🛒 Where to buy: Most large supermarkets now carry it in the Asian aisle; Korean grocery stores have more brands
    15 g
  • low-sodium soy sauce저염간장
    15 g
  • white wine화이트와인
    15 g
  • butter버터
    5 g
  • minced onion다진양파
    15 g
  • white pepper흰후추
    1 g
  • garlic oil마늘오일
    15 g

Nutrition per serving

136kcal
4.3gCarbs
15.4gProtein
6.3gFat
240.4mgSodium

Steps

Translated from the Korean original. Amounts are as in the original recipe.

  1. Thoroughly stir-fry the minced garlic in butter.
  2. Sprinkle with white wine and make the sauce with the sauce ingredients.
  3. Lightly steam the fish in a steamer, cooking it only to about 80%.
  4. Season the steamed croaker with wine and pepper, then coat with starch.
  5. Pack a thick layer of herb crust onto the starch-coated croaker.
  6. Oil a pan, grill the croaker on one side, flip and grill again, and drizzle with the sauce to finish.
💡 TipSteaming the fish instead of braising it lowered the salt, and adding wine, onion, and garlic oil to the sauce reduced the amount of gochujang while boosting the flavor.

Diet and allergy labels are estimated from the ingredient list. Check labels if you have an allergy.
Recipe source: Korea Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) recipe database. English translation by WorldFoodPedia, not by MFDS.

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