A special fish stew made by thoroughly cleaning kodari (half-dried pollock) to remove any fishy smell, then simmering it with radish in a refreshing shrimp broth for a clear and spicy flavor.
You must completely remove the black membrane where the innards were and the blood clots around the spine to prevent any fishy or bitter taste in the broth.
To keep the fish flesh firm and prevent the broth from becoming cloudy, add the kodari only when the broth is at a full boil, not when it's lukewarm.
Using a refreshing seafood broth made with dried shrimp creates a synergy with the kodari's natural savoriness, making the broth much cleaner and more refreshing.
Recommended for 🙋
⭐Those who want to enjoy a spicy and refreshing soup dish as a change from the usual braised kodari.
⭐Those who prefer a fish stew with less fishy smell and a chewier texture than frozen pollock stew.