🐟 Poached Plaice in Japanese Izakaya style

tomo_ya @tomo
It’s a classic Japanese home cooking, poached plaice with soy sauce. The meat is very tender and juicy in this way and perfect to go with white rice.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Cut the plaice into half and cut on the skin to soak up taste
- 2
Pour all seasonnings above in a bowl and heat to boiled.
- 3
Place plaice and put a aluminum cover with a whole on top.
Medium heat for 20 min - 4
That's it!!
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