Preparation
10 minutes
Cooking
1 hour
Difficulty
Easy
Crispy fried salmon sushi rolls, attractive and will enrich your family’s menu. Let’s cook today and make this delicious fried dish for your family to enjoy more appealing meals!
Ingredients for Crispy Fried Salmon Sushi Rolls Serves 4 people
Salmon fillet 400 g (skinless) Prawn 250 gr Sticky rice 200 g Cooking oil 200 ml Dried seaweed 5 g Dill 5 g Fried garlic 5 g White sesame 5 g Salt 1/2 teaspoon Soy sauce 1 teaspoon Lemon juice 1 teaspoon Dry batter for frying 600 g (1 packet)
How to Prepare Crispy Salmon Sushi Rolls
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Preparing the Salmon
Buy 2 pieces of salmon, wash them thoroughly, then rinse with diluted salt mixed with a little lemon juice, remove the skin to reduce the fishy smell, rinse again with clean water, and let it drain.
Cut into thin rectangular slices for rolling the rice.
Tips for Thawing Frozen Salmon:
Thawing Salmon in the Refrigerator:
For a salmon portion weighing about 300g, you need to take it out of the freezer 24 hours before cooking.
Place the salmon in a bowl to avoid dripping water in the refrigerator, and put it in the fridge, making sure to keep it away from other foods to prevent them from absorbing the fishy smell. The appropriate refrigerator temperature is from 1.7 to 4.4 degrees Celsius to prevent bacterial growth. Once the salmon is thawed, you need to cook it immediately.Soaking in Water to Thaw Salmon:
Wrap the salmon tightly in a plastic bag to prevent bacterial contamination. Place the salmon in a large bowl, fill it with cold water so that the salmon is submerged. Change the cold water every 30 minutes until the salmon is fully thawed.
Thawing Salmon in the Microwave:
Take the salmon out of the freezer, remove the packaging. Place the salmon on a plate lined with paper towels, then cover it with another layer of paper towels.
Position the thinnest part of the salmon in the center of the plate.
For every 300g of salmon, set the microwave to the defrost mode for about 3 – 4 minutes. About halfway through the defrosting time, turn off the microwave and then turn it back on to ensure the salmon retains a little ice. Leave the plate on the counter for about 5 minutes to allow the salmon to thaw completely. This way, you can cook the salmon immediately after thawing.How to Clean Salmon Properly to Avoid Fishy Smell:
- Dilute saltwater mixed with a little lemon juice, then wash the salmon in it, and let it drain.
- Soak the salmon in fresh milk for about 30 minutes. Then rinse the salmon and let it drain, the fishy smell will be significantly reduced.
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Preparing and steaming shrimp
Remove the heads of the tiger prawns, wash them thoroughly, and let them drain. Use a skewer to pierce through the tail to the head so that the prawns stay straight while steaming, making them easier to roll.
Prepare a pot of boiling water and steam the prawns for about 5 minutes.
Take the prawns out, peel them, and remove the skewer.
Tip to quickly remove the black vein from the back of the shrimp
- Count backwards from the tail of the shrimp to the second groove connecting the two shell segments, pierce a toothpick through this spot and gently pull the black vein out.
- You don’t need to cut the back of the shrimp with a knife; you can also use a toothpick to pry out the head of the shrimp body to see the black vein. Gently pull this black thread out by hand, and the shrimp will be clean.
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Mixing rice
Put 200g of sticky rice into a bowl, add 1/2 teaspoon of salt, 1 teaspoon of sugar, 1 teaspoon of soy sauce, 1 teaspoon of lemon juice, 5g of dried seaweed, 5g of roasted white sesame, 5g of fried garlic, and 5g of dill into the bowl.
Mix well to combine the ingredients.
Small tip: You should use sticky rice to cook the rice; when rolling with fish, the rice will be sticky and hold together better, making it look more appealing. -
Roll the rice
Place the thinly sliced salmon on a cutting board, spread a thin layer of rice on top and leave part of the head of the salmon to make it look more appealing, add a peeled shrimp on top, leaving the tail outside to make the rice look more appetizing, then roll it up.
Use a toothpick to secure the rice roll and wrap a piece of seaweed around the salmon. Roll the head of the rice roll in sesame seeds to make the dish look more attractive and flavorful.
Coat the outside of the rice roll with a thin layer of dry batter for a crispier texture when frying.
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Fry the rice
Place a pan on the stove, turn on high heat, wait for the oil to heat and shimmer, then slowly drop each rice roll into the frying oil and remember to turn them to brown evenly on all sides, remove to drain the oil or place on paper towels for crispiness. Fry for about 5 – 8 minutes until the fish is cooked.
Tip: You should fry quickly over high heat to prevent the fish from absorbing oil, making it taste better. -
Finished Product
Salmon sushi rolls are not only delicious but also very nutritious for the family with fragrant, fatty salmon, tasty sticky rice, and naturally sweet shrimp, which is really attractive, isn’t it? You can enjoy it with a mixture of Mayonnaise sauce at a ratio of 2 tablespoons of Mayonnaise: 1 tablespoon of chili sauce to enhance the flavor of the dish.
- Fresh salmon fillet has a natural orange color, not pale, with no signs of dark spots, and no unpleasant smell. A fresh salmon piece will not be mushy and has a certain firmness.
- The fat streaks on the fish meat are evenly distributed, bright, and uniformly colored, not cloudy, indicating good quality salmon.
- You should not choose pieces of meat that are mushy, pale, or have cloudy fat streaks, as this indicates the fish has been stored for too long and is not fresh.
- You can buy frozen salmon at supermarkets or reputable grocery stores to ensure quality.
Notes when buying frozen salmon:
- Check the origin: You should check the origin printed on the packaging. This gives you an idea of where the salmon was caught. Frozen fish from Norway, Maine, or the Gulf of Mexico are quality sources of fish.
- Distinguish labeled products: Quick-frozen (IQF) and frozen at sea (FAS). IQF means the fish was frozen within minutes or hours after being caught. FAS refers to fish that has been filleted and frozen.
- Check for signs of damage: The package should not be opened, torn, or damaged. If the fish meat feels soft and mushy, it may indicate that the frozen fish has not been properly handled and should not be chosen.
How to choose fresh shrimp:
- If you buy frozen shrimp, you should choose shrimp that still have all their parts, feel firm to the touch, and have a natural elasticity (to avoid buying shrimp that has been injected with gel to increase weight) and, most importantly, have no fishy or rotten smell.
- Choose live shrimp to ensure freshness, with a shiny shell, looking robust, and when you squeeze the shrimp, it should have some elasticity; the shell should not be too soft.
- A little tip: Unless you are in a coastal area with fresh seafood available, when buying shrimp, you should pay attention to whether the seller uses a lot or little ice for preservation. If the shrimp are preserved with little ice but are still fresh and soft, then the shrimp are definitely preserved with borax or urea.
Tip for successful execution: If you don’t eat it all, you can put the shrimp in a sealed bag and store it in the refrigerator refrigerator for about 1 day. When you eat, you can put it in the microwave for about 1 minute or re-fry it.
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Salmon sushi roll is delicious and really easy to make, right? Wish you success!
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