Kim Jin-soon's Korean Seafood Restaurant-Style Braised Mackerel

A Korean seafood restaurant-style braised mackerel where radish is first simmered in soy sauce water until cooked through, then braised in a seasoning with doenjang.

Ingredients needed 2 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • Simmering the radish in soy sauce water first shortens cooking time and helps it absorb seasoning well.
  • Adding doenjang to the seasoning sauce removes fishy odors and adds a savory flavor.
  • Spoon the broth over the fish while simmering to ensure even seasoning.

Recommended for

  • Those who want to make braised mackerel with radish fully seasoned and no fishy smell.
  • Those curious about the secret to the deep, savory seasoning unique to Korean seafood restaurants.

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