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Prep 5 min·Cook 9 min·Rest 15 min
Pat the salmon dry and sprinkle lightly with salt.
2 Salmon fillets, skin on1 pinch Salt
Mix the miso, mirin, sake and sugar into a smooth paste. Spread it over the flesh side of the salmon and leave for 15 minutes (or up to 30).
2 tbsp White or mixed miso1 tbsp Mirin1 tbsp Sake1 tsp Sugar2 Salmon fillets, skin on
Line a frying pan with a sheet of baking paper and brush it with the oil. Scrape most of the glaze off the salmon back into the bowl and keep it.
1 tsp Cooking oil2 Salmon fillets, skin on
Wok-chan's tip鑊仔貼士
Miso burns quickly. Baking paper is the Japanese home trick: no sticking, and the pan stays clean.Put the salmon skin side down on the paper and cook over a medium heat for 4 minutes until the skin is crisp.
2 Salmon fillets, skin on
Turn the fillets, spread the saved glaze on top, turn the heat to low, cover and cook for 3–4 minutes until the salmon just flakes.
2 Salmon fillets, skin on2 tbsp White or mixed miso
Serve with rice, miso soup and a simple vegetable side.
2 Salmon fillets, skin on
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Level 1 · Easy
No special skills. Few steps, everyday tools. A first-time cook can do it.
Line the basket with baking paper and air-fry the glazed fillets skin side down at 180°C for 9–10 minutes, until the glaze is browned and the salmon flakes.
Fridge 2 days; good cold in a bento.
Salmon fillets brushed with a sweet miso glaze and cooked until caramelised at the edges. A Japanese home and bento favourite that takes 10 minutes of actual cooking.
Level 1 · Easy
No special skills. Few steps, everyday tools. A first-time cook can do it.
Roast on a lined tray at 200°C (180°C fan, gas 6) for 12–14 minutes; for darker edges finish under a hot grill for 1–2 minutes, watching closely.
Frying pan