This Man's Cook Grilled Ganchi
Perfectly eliminates the fishy smell of silvery-skinned fish using vinegar and soju, and achieves a crispy texture without oil splatter by using parchment paper for grilling.
Ingredients needed 2 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Since ganchi has soft flesh, make straight cuts along the grain instead of X-shaped ones to prevent the fish from breaking apart during cooking.
- Applying the vinegar and soju mixture helps evaporate the characteristic fishy odor from the silvery skin when heated due to the alcohol and acid components.
- Coating the fish thinly with flour or tempura flour prevents the flesh from falling apart and stops the skin from sticking to the pan, resulting in a crispier texture.
- Lining the pan with parchment paper and covering the fish while grilling prevents oil splatter and avoids lingering fish odors in the pan, keeping everything clean.
Recommended for
- Those who hesitate to make grilled ganchi due to fishy odors spreading around the house or oil splattering on the stove.
- Those who want to achieve a perfect grilled fish with a professional restaurant-quality crispy exterior and moist interior without ruining the fish's shape.
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