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Teriyaki salmon comes together fast in this easy Japanese cooking tutorial, with flaky fish, a glossy glaze, and a crisp skin finish in just about 10 minutes. The recipe starts by drying the salmon, seasoning it with salt and pepper, then coating it in potato starch or cornstarch so the surface turns a little crispy and helps the sauce cling better.

A simple teriyaki sauce is mixed from soy sauce, mirin, sake, and sugar, then poured into the pan after the salmon has been seared skin-side down and flipped. The sauce cooks down until thick and shiny, giving the fish that classic sweet-savory umami flavor that works beautifully for a quick weeknight dinner, meal prep, or an easy Japanese meal at home.

Created for fans of Japanese recipes, pan-fried salmon, and fast dinner ideas, this teriyaki salmon guide is a great search result for easy seafood recipes, weeknight cooking, and authentic home-style Japanese food. It also fits searches for salmon with teriyaki sauce, crispy skin salmon, and simple 10-minute dinner recipes.
Transcript
00:07Hey guys, it's Yuto here from sashirecipes.com and today I'm going to show you how to make
00:13teriyaki salmon. It's so tasty and easy to make. It only takes like 10 minutes.
00:21For two portions you will need two salmon fillets, preferably whisking on a pinch of
00:26salt and pepper, one tablespoon of potato starch or corn starch, one and a half tablespoons of soy
00:34sauce, mirin and sake, one teaspoon of sugar and one tablespoon of neutral oil like vegetable oil
00:41or quinoa oil. So first we're going to prepare the salmon. Start by drying it with a paper towel to
00:50remove excess moisture. Then sprinkle it with salt and pepper. After that, coat it in the starch.
00:57If you watched my teriyaki cot video, you might have seen that I wash the cot in boiling water
01:03first. This is to improve the taste rather than actually wash it. So we don't need to do that
01:09first step with salmon. Salmon already tastes good.
01:31I coat the fillets with cornstarch so that when it cooks it gets a little bit crispy on the skin
01:38and
01:38also it's going to help the teriyaki sauce stick to the surface. Once you're done with that,
01:45we can make the sauce. Take a small bowl and add your soy sauce, mirin, sake and sugar.
02:00Give it a little mix and then we're ready to cook. So easy.
02:09Take a pan, heat it on medium and add a tablespoon of oil.
02:21Once it's hot, place your salmon fillet in with the skin facing down. We're going to let
02:27them crisp up for about 4 minutes.
02:32Did you know teriyaki is not the sauce itself but a method of cooking in Japanese?
02:38The word teri means shiny or glossy and yaki means to fry or cook.
02:44The sugar in the sauce makes it shiny like caramel so it makes sense.
02:50Okay, 4 minutes are up. Carefully flip the salmon over and cook it for 2 minutes on the other side.
03:18After 2 minutes, you can add your teriyaki sauce you made earlier.
03:22We're just going to continue to fry that until it gets thick and glossy.
03:28Teriyaki sauce is kinda sweet, savoury and packed with umami.
03:32It goes with pretty much anything, but I think it goes with fish and chicken the best.
03:39It's hard to believe that it's so easy and only made with 4 ingredients,
03:44but I've gotta say soy sauce, mirin, sugar and sake, they're all important in this dish.
03:51In fact, they're important for Japanese cooking in general,
03:54so I don't recommend making substitutions if you can help it.
03:59Also, if you have these ingredients,
04:02you can make so many different recipes with authentic Japanese flavour.
04:21Ok, I'm just spooning the last of the sauce over the top of the salmon and it's done.
04:27Time to the shop.
04:30I like eating teriyaki salmon with rice and miso soup,
04:33but you can also have it with salad or something too.
04:38Sprinkle with spring onion for some extra colour and that's it.
04:43Delicious teriyaki salmon ready in just 10 minutes.
04:47If you enjoyed this recipe, don't forget to like and subscribe.
04:51I have lots more quick and easy Japanese recipes on my channel.
04:55Thanks so much for watching, see you next time.
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