Yellowtail meatballs and daikon radish
Adding sake will remove any unpleasant odor.
It tastes better if you let it sit overnight so the flavor can soak in.
Chop the yellowtail roughly and chop the green onion finely, then put them in a bowl. Add the salt and ginger juice from A and knead with your hands
Add potato starch and whole eggs to [1] and mix further, then add B
Put enough water in a pot to cover the fish balls and a pinch of salt, put on high heat, and when it boils, scoop the fish balls made in step (1) into the pot. When the fish balls float to the top, scoop them out and put them in ice water to cool
Cut the daikon radish into 3cm round slices and then cut each into quarters. Place the daikon radish in a separate pot from [2], add enough water to cover it, and simmer over high heat for about 20 minutes
In a separate pot from [4], add [3], enough water to cover the fish balls, and kelp, and bring to a boil. Once the daikon radish from [4] can be pierced with a bamboo skewer, transfer the daikon radish to this pot and cook over high heat
Add C to [6] and simmer for 30 minutes. Chop the green onions into 2cm pieces, add to the pot and simmer over medium heat for 2-3 minutes
Turn off the heat, place on a plate and garnish with green onions
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- Finely chopped coarse yellowtail
- 200g
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- Japanese white radish
- 500g
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- Long onion
- 145g
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[A]
- salt
- 1.5g
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- ginger juice
- 8g
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- potato starch
- 5g
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- Whole eggs
- 1/2 pieces
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[B]
- parsley
- 3g
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- soy sauce
- 1/2 tsp
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- Pick it
- Strong
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- salt
- One Pick
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- kelp
- 1/2 sheet
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[C]
- soy sauce
- 3/2 tbsp
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- salt
- A pinch
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- Mirin
- 1 tablespoon
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- Japanese sake
- 1 tablespoon
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- Asatsuki
- Appropriate amount


