Chef Hidaka introduces an easy fish carpaccio recipe using sashimi. He explains how to prepare and slice horse mackerel and greater amberjack, the recipes for four versatile sauces (tomato-mustard, bottarga, salsa verde, and horseradish), and professional techniques for beautiful plating. Enjoy authentic fish carpaccio at home with this dish.

Ingredients

Main Ingredients (2 servings)

  • Greater Amberjack
  • Horse Mackerel
  • Tomatoes 2
  • Chervil 20g
  • Dill 20g
  • Italian Parsley 20g
  • Horseradish 5g
  • Myoga Ginger
  • Red Onion
  • Red Cabbage Sprouts
  • Sprouts
  • Onion
  • Sashimi-grade White Fish
  • Greater Amberjack (to taste)
  • Horse Mackerel (to taste)
  • Sashimi-grade White Fish (to taste)

Seasonings

  • [A] Grainy Mustard 15g
  • [A] Olive Oil 15g
  • [B] Bottarga Powder 15g
  • [B] Olive Oil 15g
  • [C] Olive Oil 50g
  • [D] Olive Oil 5g
  • [D] Salt (to taste)
  • [E] Powdered Wasabi
  • [E] Olive Oil
  • [E] Fish Sauce (a little)
  • Olive Oil

Steps

  1. Fillet the skin off the horse mackerel.
  2. Slice the horse mackerel thickly and arrange on a plate. The key here! Slicing with the knife angled at the end of the skin side will create a beautiful presentation when plated.
  3. For the greater amberjack, cut it while the skin is on, scraping off the fat between the skin and the flesh without losing it.
  4. Slice the greater amberjack to about 2mm thick.
  5. Arrange the greater amberjack on a plate without overlapping.
  6. Make the tomato-mustard sauce. Mix 2 tomatoes (blanched, seeded) with 15g grainy mustard and 15g olive oil.
  7. Make the bottarga sauce. Combine 15g bottarga powder and 15g olive oil in a bowl and mix.
  8. Make the salsa verde. Blend 20g Italian parsley, 20g dill, 20g chervil, and 50g olive oil in a mixer.
  9. Make the horseradish sauce. Mix grated 5g horseradish with 5g olive oil and season with a little salt.
  10. Evenly coat the greater amberjack arranged on the plate with the bottarga sauce. Adjust the amount considering the saltiness of the bottarga.
  11. Add sliced onion (soaked in water) on the side.
  12. Artfully drizzle the tomato-mustard sauce and salsa verde over the horse mackerel arranged on the plate.
  13. Brush the horseradish sauce onto the greater amberjack. Adjust the amount based on the thickness of the fish.
  14. Garnish with myoga ginger, red onion (not soaked in water), red cabbage sprouts, and sprouts as a condiment.
  15. Lightly pound the commercially available sashimi-grade white fish with the back of a knife or your hand to flatten it thinly. The key here! Thinly pounding it helps it blend well with the sauce and gives it a carpaccio-like texture.
  16. Spread the pounded and flattened sashimi-grade white fish across the plate.
  17. Sprinkle a little salt over the plated fish.
  18. Make the wasabi oil sauce. Dissolve powdered wasabi in olive oil and thinly coat the fish.
  19. Mix a little fish sauce into the wasabi oil sauce and drizzle over the fish.
  20. Scatter sprouts and tomatoes, then drizzle with olive oil.
  21. Garnish with red onion and myoga ginger to complete the dish.

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