Amberjack Simmered in Miso

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   Please pick out a fresh amberjack with a pink flesh.

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   If it's fresh, you just need to rinse the blood.

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   This time I used a rather large slab around the jaws.

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   Add the ingredients and let boil.

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   Arrange the amberjack and cover with an otoshibuta.

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   Simmer for 5 minutes over medium heat.

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   Skim off the scum as needed.

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   Add miso, cover, and simmer for another 10 minutes or so.

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   Add a peeled boiled egg.

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    If the sauce starts to reduce, add water to prevent it from burning.

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    Coat the fish with sauce once it starts to thicken with the glaze.

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    Be careful not to let it burn (it took about 20 minutes this time.)

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    Serve on a plate.

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    Cut the boiled egg in half and pour plenty of sauce over it.

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    You could also simmer the fish with thick slices of daikon radish.

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    I used the part around the jaws since it's fatty, delicious, and cheap.

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    A normal fillet will cook faster.

* Per serving · 4 servings · Values may vary.

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