Loading... Please wait...Ever since the time of the samurai, miso has been a key component in the Japanese diet. Most know it only as a soup base, however it is also the primary ingredient of a tasty marinade that brings out the sweet delicate flavors of white fish. The sake and sweet mirin remove any sense of fishiness, leaving only a “buttery” light goodness.
Serves 6 – 8 adults
Kit includes: white miso, mirin, sugar, white sticky rice, furikake, a Ziploc bag, preparation instructions, shopping list, table setting suggestions and Tea & Trivia.
Note: This recipe requires a small amount of Japanese Sake not sold through Destination Dinners.
Miso should not be stored above 90 degrees. During the hot months of the year, we may refuse to ship to certain locations or require overnight delivery.
Fresh ingredients you will need: fish, sake, a dash of soy sauce and flat parsley.
Posted by B. LaRoy on 18th Mar 2012
I have been looking a long time for a recipe that fulfills a true miso marinade. I have been fortunate enough to travel to Japan and know the true taste. This is dead on! I substituted the Black Cod with Sea Bass and it was just incredible! My wife said it was a bit sweet for her taste, but she is not a big sweets eater. Personally, I thought it was perfect! I am going to make it again and use less sugar and see how it turns out.