Battera Sushi-Traditional Sushi Recipe
Battera Sushi-Traditional Sushi Recipe
Battera Sushi-Traditional Sushi Recipe
Battera Sushi is a traditional sushi roll that is both easy to make and
delicious. This post will show you how to make simple, unique, and
beautiful Battera Sushi that will amaze your friends and family.
Likewise, it got its name around 1893 from t he way it is shaped like a
small boat on its side when the fishermen made it with Konoshiro
Gizzard Shad topping.
Most of the time this mackerel roll is created with the use of a wooden
rectangular sushi press rice mold. Which is a great sushi making kit
that g
ives its shape by pressing the rice along with the fish in the box.
First of all, place mackerel fillet inside the mold. Next layer the thinly
chopped Shiso leaves under the marinated fish. Then when you’re
done you fill the r ectangular press with vinegar sushi rice. Finally
compress the ingredients together with the help of the Oshibako
press.
Cooking Direction:
1. Firstly remove any small bones on the mackerel before sprinkling the fish on
both sides lightly with salt. When finished with the fish, put it on a tray and
refrigerate for at least 1 hour.
2. Finally after one hour you want to take the fish out of the fridge and rinse off
the salt that was added to the fish.
3. Marinate the mackerel with the combination of 1/4 tablespoon of light soy
sauce, 2 tablespoons of caster sugar, and 1/2 cup rice vinegar.
4. Then let the mackerel immerse in the marinade, while covering it with Saran
Wrap and refrigerate for an hour.
5. Subsequently, use the 2 tablespoon of extra vinegar to moisten rectangular
wall part and the base of the s ushi press mold. Additionally moisten your
hand also, since the rice vinegar will prevent the rice from sticking to them.
6. Following take the mackerel fillets out of the fridge and c ut them in a proper
portion size to the base of the sushi press mold. If you’re doing this properly,
the fillets should easily cover the base.
7. Thus once you properly cut the fillets and fit it into the s
ushi press mold, you
want to layer the Shiso leaves on top of the mackerel.
8. Accordingly add the sushi rice to fill the mold, and using your fingers make
sure to tuck them into the corners and fill evenly to the rim.
9. Then you want to compress the sushi rice firmly into the mold. Then when
you make sure that it is firm, flip the mold over and remove the top piece.
10. Lastly add the c ooked thinly dried seed-weed to the top of the mackerel
before finally cutting them into smaller pieces. Hence what this does is give
the sushi dish an umami flavor.