Jung Ho-young's Grouper Cream Croquette
A premium fried dish inspired by Japanese specialty restaurants, using leftover grouper sashimi and kimbap strips, combined with a smooth white cream sauce and deep-fried to a crisp exterior and moist interior.
Ingredients needed 2 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- When cooking butter and flour, avoid high heat—too much heat will turn the roux brown. Always cook on low heat until it becomes pale and creamy for a clean white sauce.
- If the mixture becomes too soft to hold shape, chilling it thoroughly in the fridge is essential to firm up the sauce before shaping.
- Avoid disturbing the croquettes during frying—frequent handling can cause the coating to crack and the cream to leak out. Let them cook undisturbed until fully golden.
- Using store-bought moist breadcrumbs instead of dry ones yields a more authentic, crisp, and lively texture reminiscent of Japanese restaurant-style croquettes.
Recommended for
- Those who want to transform leftover raw fish sashimi into a refined dish instead of discarding it.
- Parents looking to make a creamy, rich, and beloved fried treat that kids will love.
- Anyone seeking a premium Japanese-style appetizer that pairs perfectly with beer or highballs.
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