Cod with Grated Daikon Radish Agedashi (Deep Fried with Savory Sauce)

I bought cod on sale, and made it into my favorite agedashi style dish!
- Coat the cod with batter twice so it will have a soft texture when you eat it and to keep the oil from splattering while you deep fry it.
- Wash the daikon radish once it is grated, otherwise it may become a bit smelly when it's heated. For 3 servings. Recipe by abichi
Cod with Grated Daikon Radish Agedashi (Deep Fried with Savory Sauce)
I bought cod on sale, and made it into my favorite agedashi style dish!
- Coat the cod with batter twice so it will have a soft texture when you eat it and to keep the oil from splattering while you deep fry it.
- Wash the daikon radish once it is grated, otherwise it may become a bit smelly when it's heated. For 3 servings. Recipe by abichi
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Cut the cod into bite-sized pieces and remove any bones.
- 2
Cut the paprika vertically.
- 3
Grate the daikon radish and keep it in water for a while and drain the water.
- 4
Let the dashi stock boil in a pan and add sake, soy sauce, usukuchi soy sauce and mirin.
- 5
Add the well drained grated daikon radish and stop the fire.
- 6
Dust the fish in katakuriko, and dredge in the beaten egg mixture.
- 7
Sprinkle katakuriko once more.
- 8
Deep fry it till it becomes crispy and deep fry the paprika too.
- 9
Drain the oil well.
- 10
Dish it up, heat up the dashi stock and pour some on then it is ready.
- 11
Sprinkle some thin green onions or scallions or grated ginger or bonito flakes to taste.
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