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We recommend this article to those who want to enjoy tuna sashimi more deliciously, those who want to know the optimal combinations for different tuna cuts, and those who want to experience Chef Choi Kang-rok’s special tuna road.
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This article goes beyond simply eating tuna sashimi, detailing how to use the optimal side ingredients and seasonings for each cut. Following Chef Choi Kang-rok’s tuna road, you can discover new flavors of tuna sashimi, and it presents special combinations that can captivate even those who didn’t previously enjoy tuna. It will be useful information for those who want to explore the endless charm of tuna sashimi.
Travel tips
- For tuna sashimi, start with leaner cuts, add a little wasabi, and enjoy with gim (seaweed) for enhanced flavor.
- For otoro (fatty belly), pair it with pickled garlic and barley doenjang (soybean paste) for a rich taste.
- For tuna tartare, use cuts like dorsal or lean meat, and mix with egg yolk, soy sauce for raw fish, sugar, sesame oil, and wasabi for a different flavor experience.
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Based on an experience visiting a tuna farm, Chef Choi Kang-rok shares his secrets for enjoying tuna sashimi, his favorite out-of-home meal. The seasonings and side dish combinations prepared differently for each tuna cut elevate the flavor of the sashimi. In particular, the seasonings using grated yam and accompaniments such as gim, pickled garlic, and barley doenjang maximize the flavor of the tuna sashimi.
It introduces the characteristics of various tuna cuts such as otoro, chutoro, special belly, and akami, along with recommended pairings. Specifically, it suggests pairing otoro with pickled garlic and barley doenjang, and chutoro with grated yam and seaweed. Additionally, you can experience a special delicacy using dorsal or lean meat through the tuna tartare recipe.
The behind-the-scenes story of how her husband, who didn’t enjoy tuna, became a fan of tuna sashimi after watching a broadcast, further conveys the charm of tuna sashimi more vividly. This article will be a useful guide not only for those who regularly enjoy tuna sashimi but also for anyone seeking a new experience with it. More photos and detailed recipes can be found in the original article.
