Lee Yeon-bok's Gwang-eo Carpaccio
A simple Italian-style raw fish salad with tangy lime juice, fish sauce, and olive oil for a refined taste.
🙋 Recommended for
- ⭐ Those looking for a beautiful and refined appetizer to serve at a dinner party or home gathering.
- ⭐ Those who want to enjoy raw fish in a different way instead of the usual chogochujang or soy sauce seasoning.
Gwang-eo hoeLimeItalian parsleyFish sauceAlluloseVinegar
Ingredients needed 🛒2 servings
- Aged gwang-eo hoe 200g
- 1 lime
- Italian parsley (or cilantro) to taste
- Fish sauce to taste
- Allulose (or sugar) to taste
- A dash of vinegar
- Generous amount of olive oil
Recipe 🍳
- Roll the lime on the cutting board to soften it, then cut it in half.
- Squeeze the juice from one half for the sauce, and slice the other half into thin half-moon shapes for garnish.
- Add a little fish sauce for umami, allulose for sweetness, and a dash of vinegar for acidity to the lime juice.
- Pour in a generous amount of olive oil and mix well with chopped Italian parsley to complete the carpaccio sauce.
- Add the pre-sliced gwang-eo hoe to the sauce and gently toss.
- Pile the dressed gwang-eo hoe onto a plate, inserting the lime slices between the fish pieces, and sprinkle with chopped parsley to finish.
- Squeeze the juice from half a lime and thinly slice the other half into half-moons.
- Mix lime juice, fish sauce, allulose, vinegar, olive oil, and chopped parsley to make the sauce.
- Lightly toss the gwang-eo hoe with the sauce and arrange beautifully on a plate with lime slices.
Cooking tips 💡
- If you like cilantro, replace Italian parsley with chopped cilantro for a Southeast Asian twist with a rich, exotic flavor.
- If you have leftover lime, wash, freeze, and thaw before squeezing to extract much more juice.





