Aha Bujang's Steamed Skate (Gaori-jjim)

A steamed dish featuring tender skate topped with a spicy soy sauce seasoning enhanced by wasabi and cheongyang chili peppers

Ingredients needed 2 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • Steamed skate tastes best when eaten slightly cooled rather than piping hot, as this brings out its unique chewy texture and flavor.
  • Adding 1 teaspoon of fresh wasabi to the seasoning sauce helps neutralize any fishy odor and adds a clean, sharp aroma.
  • If the water in the steamer directly touches the skate, it will boil rather than steam, making the texture mushy, so adjust the trivet height appropriately.

Recommended for

  • Those who want to recreate at home the perfectly seasoned steamed skate often enjoyed at buffets or Korean fine-dining restaurants.
  • Those who enjoy unsweetened, spicy, and sharp soy-sauce-seasoned steamed fish.

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