How to Make Fresh and Nutritious Japanese Oyster Sashimi

Ingredients

• Oysters
• Frozen seasoned flying fish roe
• Japanese soy sauce (shoyu): 1 cup
• Wasabi: 1 teaspoon
• Fresh lemon: 1 piece
• Pickled pink ginger: a small amount (optional)
• Seaweed (if available): a small amount

Detailed Instructions

 Step 1  Select Oysters

Choose fresh live oysters from reputable stores. Fresh oysters have tightly closed shells, feel heavy, and have a distinctive sea smell. Avoid oysters with cracked or open shells.

 

Frozen oysters: Oysters with a closed shell, not cracked or broken, not watery and still frozen.

 Step 2  Prepare the Oysters
1.    Rinse the oysters: Rinse the oysters under cold running water to remove mud and debris from the shells.
2.    Soak the oysters: Soak the oysters in diluted salt water for about 10 minutes to help them expel any sand and impurities inside.
3.    Rinse again: After soaking, rinse the oysters again under cold running water.
 Step 3 Open the Oysters

1. Prepare an oyster knife: Use a specialized oyster knife that is sharp and sturdy.
2. Open the oysters: Place the oyster on a towel to prevent slipping, and gently pry open the hinge with the knife. Once the shell opens, use the knife to carefully detach the oyster meat from the shell.

 Step 4  Rinse the Oysters in Ice Water

1. Soak the oysters in ice water: Soak the oysters in ice water for about 5 minutes to keep them fresh and crisp.
2. Drain the oysters: Remove the oysters from the ice water and drain them before plating.

 Step 5  Plate and Serve

Plate the oysters: Arrange the oysters on a plate, optionally lined with seaweed for decoration.

Soy sauce: Mix Japanese soy sauce with a bit of wasabi. Add pickled pink ginger on the side if desired.

Fresh lemon: Slice the fresh lemon thinly and place it on the plate for added flavor.

Tips for Making Delicious Oyster Sashimi

• Use fresh live oysters: Fresh live oysters retain their natural sweetness and crisp texture.
• Temperature control: Always keep the oysters at a cold temperature to ensure freshness.
•  Soy sauce: You can add a little rice vinegar or lemon juice to the soy sauce to enhance the flavor.

Oyster sashimi is not only delicious but also very healthy, rich in protein, minerals, and vitamins. Try making this dish at home to experience the fresh and delicate flavors of Japanese cuisine.

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