Deep Fried Shishamo at Natalie Murray blog

Deep Fried Shishamo. Shishamo is the japanese term for the salt water fish smelt, and it is almost always found at my favorite japanese supermarket filled with roe, or tiny fish eggs. About 10 ounces shishamo or other smelt fish. Shishamo is a small saltwater fish belonging to the osmeridae family of small fish. Grilled shishamo (smelt) is a popular japanese dish where the entire fish, from head to tail, tiny bones and all, can be enjoyed as an appetizer, side dish or entree. They can make great appetizer or to garnish dishes. 1/2 cup flour, for dusting. Serves 4 to 6 servings. Made with japanese smelt, a seasonal delicacy, this dish is quick and easy to make any time of year using frozen shishamo. Crispy shishamo wrap with refreshing shiso leaf and matcha salt is a popular appetizer found in izakaya (gastropubs) and restaurants in japan. I didn’t use any batters but i think that’s my next shishamo project. This fish is typically grilled or fried in it’s entirety, and can be eaten from head to tail.

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Made with japanese smelt, a seasonal delicacy, this dish is quick and easy to make any time of year using frozen shishamo. About 10 ounces shishamo or other smelt fish. Shishamo is a small saltwater fish belonging to the osmeridae family of small fish. Serves 4 to 6 servings. They can make great appetizer or to garnish dishes. This fish is typically grilled or fried in it’s entirety, and can be eaten from head to tail. Shishamo is the japanese term for the salt water fish smelt, and it is almost always found at my favorite japanese supermarket filled with roe, or tiny fish eggs. 1/2 cup flour, for dusting. Crispy shishamo wrap with refreshing shiso leaf and matcha salt is a popular appetizer found in izakaya (gastropubs) and restaurants in japan. Grilled shishamo (smelt) is a popular japanese dish where the entire fish, from head to tail, tiny bones and all, can be enjoyed as an appetizer, side dish or entree.

Shishamo Deep Fried Thai Style Stock Photo 150643655 Shutterstock

Deep Fried Shishamo Shishamo is the japanese term for the salt water fish smelt, and it is almost always found at my favorite japanese supermarket filled with roe, or tiny fish eggs. Grilled shishamo (smelt) is a popular japanese dish where the entire fish, from head to tail, tiny bones and all, can be enjoyed as an appetizer, side dish or entree. I didn’t use any batters but i think that’s my next shishamo project. Serves 4 to 6 servings. Shishamo is a small saltwater fish belonging to the osmeridae family of small fish. Shishamo is the japanese term for the salt water fish smelt, and it is almost always found at my favorite japanese supermarket filled with roe, or tiny fish eggs. About 10 ounces shishamo or other smelt fish. Crispy shishamo wrap with refreshing shiso leaf and matcha salt is a popular appetizer found in izakaya (gastropubs) and restaurants in japan. 1/2 cup flour, for dusting. Made with japanese smelt, a seasonal delicacy, this dish is quick and easy to make any time of year using frozen shishamo. This fish is typically grilled or fried in it’s entirety, and can be eaten from head to tail. They can make great appetizer or to garnish dishes.

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