fish

pescatarian

raw

for guests

appetizer

smooth

Japanese

all seasons

Cold

recipe photorecipe photo

Fresh Raw Fish Sashimi Slices

Difficulty

medium

Time

25m

Price Category

expensive

Calories

Medium

Sashimi is an elegant Japanese dish made from carefully sliced, high-quality raw fish or seafood. It's not just a meal, but an art form where freshness, texture, and precise cutting are paramount. It's a perfect choice for a light yet flavorful appetizer or main course that highlights the true taste of the ocean. Prepare this special dish at home and impress your guests!

ingredients

2 Servings

Steps

1

Preparation

Prepare the garnishes: thinly julienne or grate the daikon radish. Wash and dry the shiso leaves. Prepare the soy sauce, wasabi, and pickled ginger in small serving dishes.

2

Slicing the Fish

Gently pat dry the sushi-grade fish fillets with paper towels. Using a very sharp, long-bladed knife (ideally a yanagiba knife), slice the fish into pieces about 0.5 cm thick and 3-4 cm long. It's crucial to make each cut in a single, decisive motion, against the grain.

3

Plating and Serving

Arrange the fish slices artfully on a chilled plate. Place a small mound of grated daikon, a couple of shiso leaves, a dollop of wasabi, and some pickled ginger alongside. Serve immediately with soy sauce.

Extra Tips

Always choose the freshest, sushi-grade fish from a reputable source.

Always slice the fish against the grain with a single, decisive motion to achieve clean, beautiful cuts.

Be creative with your plating! Arrange the fish slices and garnishes aesthetically on the plate.

Nutrition

Per 100gPer Serving
250g
Calories180 kcal450 kcal
Protein25g62.5g
Fat8g20g
Carbohydrate0g0g
Fiber0g0g
Sugar0g0g