Shin Dong-min's Amberjack Head Stew

A moist and tender amberjack head stew simmered without any fishy odor, using a sweet and savory Japanese-style seasoning.

Ingredients needed 2 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • For better absorption of sweetness into the fish meat, avoid adding soy sauce at the beginning—add it toward the end instead.
  • Using an aluminum foil lid helps distribute heat evenly, making it easier to eliminate fishy odors.
  • Carefully remove all foam that rises during cooking to ensure the final broth remains clean and not heavy.

Recommended for

  • Those who want to enjoy a premium, restaurant-style Japanese fish stew at home.
  • People looking for a clean, sweet-savory fish dish without any fishy odor.

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