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White Fish Carpaccio in Ponzu with Salmon Roe Thin slices of white fish in a circle on a cold plate, with a homemade ponzu sauce of soy and citrus and a small mound of salmon roe that bursts in your mouth. A Japanese-inspired dish made in a quarter of an hour.
⏱ 55 min 🍽 − 3 servings + 🌍 Mediterranean 👩🍳 Afoona 🧩 2 parts
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🛒 Ingredients For the Salad Dressing To assemble 👨🍳 Method For the Salad Dressing 1 In a small bowl, whisk the lime juice, orange juice, soy sauce, mirin and sesame oil until smooth.
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To assemble 2 Put the fish and the serving plate in the freezer for 20 minutes, so it firms up slightly and is easy to slice.
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3 Slice the fish with a sharp knife, in a single stroke and on a diagonal to the grain, into thin slices. Arrange on cold plates in a single layer.
Knife Cutting board 💡 The fish for crudo is very fresh and kept cold until the last moment. Slice in one long stroke, without sawing, so the slices stay smooth.
4 Drizzle the dressing over the fish just before serving.
💡 The dressing goes on only just before serving: the lemon "cooks" the fish, and after a few minutes it loses its raw texture.
5 Place in the center of each slice a leaf of the basil leaves topped with a little of the salmon roe, and scatter the bean sprouts on top.
6 157 calories
20 g protein
3 g carbs
7 g fat
● protein 51%● carbs 8%● fat 41%
Per serving (139 g), of 3 servings
For the Salad Dressing · To assemble ·
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