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Korean style fried snapper with seasoning sauce/ 생선구이 양념잠

Korean style fried snapper with seasoning sauce/ 생선구이 양념잠
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How to make Korean "Domi yangnyeomgui" (도미 양념구이)
I filmed this video in Zihuatanejo, Mexico, a small fishing village in the state of Guerrero. The fish there is so fresh and delicious that I couldn't resist trying out this simple, tasty, traditional Korean recipe, domiyangnyeomgui. It's fried fish, but what really makes it stand out is the seasoning sauce, where the a mix of savory soy sauce, nutty sesame oil and seeds, and fresh green onion nicely compliments the fish.

This is a very traditional way of enjoying fish in Korean cuisine. Like many Korean side dishes, it's a little salty, so you always need to pair it with rice.

You can make this with red snapper, yellow corvina, pogy — not just black snapper like I do here. You can also broil, roast, or BBQ the fish, if you don't want to fry it.

Next time you get some good fish, try this recipe, and let me know how it goes.

ingredients (serves 3-4):

1½ pound black snapper (or red snapper), cleaned and salted
1/3 cup cooking oil
2 tablespoons flour
2 teaspoons salt
Seasoning sauce (Yangnyeomjang):

¼ cup soy sauce
3 green onions, chopped
2 garlic cloves, minced
1 green chili pepper, chopped
1 tablespoon hot pepper flakes
2 teaspoons sugar
1 tablespoon roasted sesame oil
1 tablespoon roasted sesame seeds

Korean style fried snapper with seasoning sauce/ 생선구이 양념잠

http://www.maangchi.com/recipe/domiyangnyeomgui
How to make Korean "Domi yangnyeomgui" (도미 양념구이)
I filmed this video in Zihuatanejo, Mexico, a small fishing village in the state of Guerrero. The fish there is so fresh and delicious that I couldn't resist trying out this simple, tasty, traditional Korean recipe, domiyangnyeomgui. It's fried fish, but what really makes it stand out is the seasoning sauce, where the a mix of savory soy sauce, nutty sesame oil and seeds, and fresh green onion nicely compliments the fish.

This is a very traditional way of enjoying fish in Korean cuisine. Like many Korean side dishes, it's a little salty, so you always need to pair it with rice.

You can make this with red snapper, yellow corvina, pogy -- not just black snapper like I do here. You can also broil, roast, or BBQ the fish, if you don't want to fry it.

Next time you get some good fish, try this recipe, and let me know how it goes.

ingredients (serves 3-4):

1½ pound black snapper (or red snapper), cleaned and salted
1/3 cup cooking oil
2 tablespoons flour
2 teaspoons salt
Seasoning sauce (Yangnyeomjang):

¼ cup soy sauce
3 green onions, chopped
2 garlic cloves, minced
1 green chili pepper, chopped
1 tablespoon hot pepper flakes
2 teaspoons sugar
1 tablespoon roasted sesame oil
1 tablespoon roasted sesame seeds

27 Responses to “Korean style fried snapper with seasoning sauce/ 생선구이 양념잠”

  1. Nayoung Jang says:

    My daddy made this also this used to be on my very too list that he would
    make and then it was the rainbow rice cake!!

  2. asianangler says:

    I’ve seen both with adding flour and no flour to the fish before pay
    frying… wonder what difference it makes…?

  3. Natalie Putnam says:

    She is living the life

  4. Skye Blue says:

    The sound of the waves is wonderful

  5. Ross M. crashdummy35 says:

    I love the look of the fish dish. Not many people I know like to leave the
    skin on the fish but, I enjoy it. Especially when it’s cooked crisp.

    Snapper is a delicious fish.

  6. SFOPEACE says:

    excellente ….

  7. JustinN86 says:

    Zihuatanejo… omg that’s the beach from “The Shawshank Redemption”. Loved
    that movie.

  8. lhilare says:

    I had this in Korea and I’ve been looking for a recipe. I tried yours and
    it turned out very good. Thank you, very tasty!!!

  9. tinh4 says:

    You smile so beautifully =) Thanks for your gorgeous recipes, they are so
    delicious!

  10. Светлана Рамишкина says:

    С рыбкой, конечно, можно было по-лучше распорядиться. До этого видео, – всё
    только восхищало, ну а с рыбкой – прокол, как по мне. Жарить нежнейшее мясо
    рыбы – только себе вредить.

  11. alcospray says:

    Hi Maangchi! I just discovered your show the other day and love it lots.
    It’s so cool to see that you take your own measuring cups as well – a true
    food lover 🙂 You have inspired me to start cooking Korean food. Thankyou
    :)

  12. jdumag says:

    gonna try this with tilapia

  13. Zeba Muniat says:

    maangchi! I love your videos… they are so homey and delicious… makes me
    go hungry every time <3

  14. Luis Ayala says:

    I’m glad that you like my Country “Mexico”- and my Favorite Beer “Corona”
    enjoy your vacations
    Glad bless you Gracias

  15. Tippy H says:

    u r THE BEST!! thanks friend!

  16. Ami rose says:

    This was my favorite dish during my childhood I rememebr my mom would always
    Tell me to eat a lot of red snapper! ^^ because it helps with health and
    your brain!

  17. heavenlypurple1 says:

    how do you travel with all your ingredients lol

  18. enterBeastmode1 says:

    Damn! That sauce looks like it can burn a hole thru my face. Can’t wait to
    try it. Tell my parents i love them.