However, today is an exception. DH is away on business trip in China. I am lazy to bring the children out for dinner. Since I just bought a bag of Calrose Rice (Japanese rice), I thought it could be a good idea to prepare a Japanese meal for the family. My children love Japanese food.
I have 2 slices of Salmon in my freezer. So decided to cook Salmon Teriyaki. It will go well with the Japanese rice. A Stir fry Choy Sum and Black Pepper Mushroom dish will complete this meal. Simple and delectable.
This is how I cooked the Salmon Teriyaki.
Salmon Teriyaki
300gm Salmon block/slice - Cut into slabs, pat dry and season with some salt.
Pan fry the salmon and set aside.
Teriyaki Sauce
2 tbsp sugar
2 tbsp mirin
2 tbsp soy sauce
Mix the 3 ingredients together in a small saucepan. Bring it to boil. Keep stirring and reduce the fire to Medium flame so that the sauce will not burn. The sauce will thicken and result in a shiny glow. Set the sauce aside.
Once the Salmon is pan fried, arrange them on the serving plate and drizzle the teriyaki sauce onto the Salmon. Tadaa... ready to eat!
This is what my children and I had for dinner tonight.
To make this meal more Japanese, I used my Japanese rice bowls and Japanese chopsticks. A refreshing change from the normal dinner plate with fork and spoon.
Yummy!!! I didn't know teriyaki sauce is so easy to make.Need to get mirin sauce :)
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Yeah! Penny, It is very easy to make. The hardest part would be to pan fry the fish!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip. Will give Windows Live writer a try the next time a write a post ;-D