Nigirizushi

Seared Salmon Sushi [Aburi Salmon]

Seared Salmon
Katsuo

Japanese Name and Pronunciation:

aburi salmon in Japanese

[aburi sa:mon]

“Aburi Salmon” refers to seared salmon sushi, a variation of salmon nigiri that adds a unique flavor and texture through the searing process.

To prepare Aburi Salmon sushi, sushi chefs begin with fresh slices of salmon, typically sourced from either farm-raised Atlantic salmon or ocean-farmed rainbow trout. The salmon is first lightly seasoned, then quickly seared using a flame torch or hot grill, creating a beautifully caramelized and slightly charred exterior while maintaining the tender, raw interior.

The searing process imparts a delightful smoky aroma and enhances the flavor profile of the salmon. The result is a harmonious blend of the salmon’s natural sweetness with a hint of savory richness from the seared surface. The texture of Aburi Salmon sushi offers a pleasant contrast, with the outer layer displaying a light crispness while the inner part remains soft and succulent.

Aburi Salmon sushi is often garnished with various toppings such as a drizzle of soy sauce, citrus-based sauces like ponzu, or even a touch of mayonnaise for added creaminess.

In Japanese cuisine, Aburi Salmon has gained popularity as a result of its distinct preparation method and the delectable interplay of seared and raw elements.

Ingredients for This Dish

salmon
Salmon
rice
White Rice
wasabi
Wasabi
junmaisu
Pure Rice Vinegar [Junmai-su]
shoyu
Soy Sauce [Shoyu]
sugar
Sugar
salt
Salt
water
Water
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