Cod Tiradito

This recipe is inspired by the Salmon Tiradito from the cookbook 'Mi Casa Peru' by Katinka Lansink. Tiradito is one of the best-known dishes from Nikkei cuisine, which is similar to ceviche but differs in slicing method and function for the tiger milk.

10 minutes
4 persons

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Kabeljawu Tradito Westlandpeppers
Cod Tiradito

This recipe is inspired by the Salmon Tiradito from the cookbook 'Mi Casa Peru' by Katinka Lansink. Tiradito is one of the best-known dishes from Nikkei cuisine, which is similar to ceviche but differs in slicing method and function for the tiger milk.

10 minutes
4 persons

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Kabeljawu Tradito Westlandpeppers

This is how you make it

1
Cut the skin off the cod and then cut it into small strips/pieces. Cut the rest of the cod into thin slices. Pat the pieces of skin well dry and season with plenty of salt and pepper. Deep-fry the pieces of skin until they are crispy and you have cod cracklings.

2
For the tiger milk, blend the Aji Amarillo Paste, passion fruit pulp, mirin and rice vinegar in a bowl with a blender or in a food processor. Drizzle the olive oil into the tiger milk to make a smooth mixture. Press the tiger milk through a sieve with the rounded side of a tablespoon and add pisco. Flambé the sauce briefly.

3
Save the passion fruit seeds and crush them briefly with a pestle and mortar. Toast them for 1 minute in a dry frying pan and leave to cool. You can also substitute this for black sesame seeds.

4
Garnish the cod slices on a plate like carpaccio on a plate. Pour the tiger milk over the top. Garnish with the cucumber slices, toasted passion fruit seeds and the cod cracklings. Finish with salt and pepper to taste.

Ingredients

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  • 400g cod with skin
  • 4 snack cucumbers, thinly sliced
  • Pepper and salt

 

Tiger's milk

  • 4 tbsp Aji Amarillo Paste
  • 4x pulp of a passion fruit
  • 4 tbsp merin
  • 4 tbsp rice vinegar
  • 3 tbsp olive oil
  • 4 tbsp pisco

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