Salmon Sashimi With Ponzu Yuzu Soy & Garlic Chive Flowers

by Zarina
Salmon Sashimi With Ponzu Yuzu Soy & Garlic Chive Flowers

This has got to be one of my top 5 things to eat and make… it is the ultimate crowd-pleaser starter dish that not only impresses but takes only minutes to prepare and assemble.  The citrusy ponzu sauce pairs beautifully with the fatty salmon, creating such melt in your mouth flavour bursting sensations… I’m salivating just writing this! 

Amazing when only four ingredients can create such an impact, right?  The garlic chive flowers are just me being a bit boujee 🤣, I have a garlic chive plant at home which was flowering, so I wanted to show them off… they do have the most incredible garlicky taste and look soooo pretty too. Still, I know they aren’t their most accessible to come across.  

You can change the dish up in so many ways, add store-bought yuzu juice to regular ponzu sauce, add a touch of Japanese shichimi chilli powder or thinly sliced jalapeños for some heat, serve with refreshing pickled ginger or wasabi, even with paper-thin slices of crispy fried garlic would be lush!

I love the Yuzu Ponzu Soy from @clearspringuk, which I used in this recipe. It’s heavenly drizzled on salads; @kikkomanuk also do a Ponzu Citrus Soy, which would work well here too.

Salmon Sashimi With Ponzu Yuzu Soy & Garlic Chive Flowers

Salmon Sashimi With Ponzu Yuzu Soy & Garlic Chive Flowers

Serves: 4 Prep Time:
Nutrition facts: 200 calories 20 grams fat
Rating: 5.0/5
( 1 voted )

Ingredients

  • 2 fillets salmon sashimi grade
  • 80ml Ponzu soy (or Ponzu yuzu soy)
  • 1/2 tsp Sesame oil
  • 3 tsp Soya sauce
  • GARNISH: Garlic chive flowers (or finely chopped chives)
  • ALTERNATIVE GARNISHES: Japanese shichimi chilli powder, thinly sliced jalapeños, pickled ginger, wasabi, thin slices of crispy fried garlic

Instructions

  1. Using a sharp knife, cut the salmon into slices about 1/2 cm thick in a rectangular shape
  2. Mix the ponzu, sesame oil and soya sauce in a bowl
  3. Arrange the sashimi slices on your serving platter around your dish and curl up a few pieces to make a rose shape in the middle 
  4. Pour over the sauce, garnish with the chives or garlic chive flowers
  5. Enjoy!
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