Tastes like Korean food
Jan. 27th, 2010 09:55 pmWe had some leftover smelt in the fridge, and I wanted to see if the would make a passable version of unadon, traditional Japanese grilled eel over rice. I filleted the smelts, brushed them with some teriyaki sauce, and broiled them in the toaster oven on both sides. I then served them over steamed jasmine rice with kimchi (homemade by the proprietress of our local Korean grocery store).
This was delicious, if you like both kimchi and really fishy-tasting fish. I also suspect (without further research) that this sort of thing would be pretty typical of Korean home cooking, especially in the middle of winter.
This was delicious, if you like both kimchi and really fishy-tasting fish. I also suspect (without further research) that this sort of thing would be pretty typical of Korean home cooking, especially in the middle of winter.