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Fill your pan with oil and bring up to frying temperature, around 170-180°C (340-350°F). While the oil is heating, begin preparing the spring greens.

Use it as a topping: Add fish floss as a topping to your favorite dishes such as salads, soups, and stir-fries. It adds a unique texture and flavor that can enhance any meal. Add aromatics. Grandma keeps her recipe simple, but if you’d like to take it up a notch you can add fried garlic, onions or lemongrass. The problem, more for the restaurants than you, is that for good crispy seaweed you will only be using the older, larger, greener outer leaves. The rest of the greens must either be discarded or used in another recipe. I have been reliably informed that a lot of restaurants will toss the middle of the greens but you don’t have to. The best thing to do is eat them. Humble they might be, butthey’re good for you. Tell yourself that eating the healthy greens balances out gorging on the crispy seaweed and you break even!Yes, you certainly can! Just drain the liquid and go straight into seasoning and cooking. Tips for the best results Umami bombing is a technique that involves combining multiple ingredients that are rich in umami to create a flavor explosion. Umami is the fifth taste, after sweet, salty, sour, and bitter, and it’s often described as a savory, meaty, or brothy flavor. By combining ingredients that are high in umami, you can create a dish that’s incredibly flavorful and satisfying. How to Umami Bomb Your Dishes

It took me at least 2 hours from start to finish to have this light, airy spicyFish Floss | Serunding Ikan. Something that always comes up when we talk about crispy seaweed is the price. In the restaurants a small plate will cost around a fiver for what is, essentially, humble spring greens shredded and deep fried. As we have seen, the fish floss adds a little to the cost but in the quantities used per portion won’t add that much. So whythe expense? Well, obviously, a lot of people love seaweed and are prepared to pay for the luxury and here the economics of supply and demand come into play; but there is another perhaps unexpected cost. This comes from the greens that you’ll be using. Fish floss is a great source of many important vitamins and minerals, including vitamin B12, vitamin D, calcium, and iron. Read the recipe section below on how to prepare the fish and other spices used to make fish floss (serunding ikan).If you’re not sure where to start with umami bombing, here are some dishes that are already umami bombs:

Absolutely! Fish floss can be used as a seasoning to add a delicious umami flavor to your dishes. Sprinkle it on top of your stir-fry, mix it into your fried rice, or add it to your soups and stews for an extra burst of flavor. It’s also great as a topping for baked potatoes or roasted vegetables. What types of fish are commonly used to make fish floss? I still remember being a little girl and seeing Grandma standing by the stove slowly and gently stirring the Fish Floss until it was bronzed and full of savory smokiness. That’s when you know you’ve got a dish made with love!

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Whats good with Fish Floss (Serunding Ikan) We serve our fish floss (serunding ikan) with steamed creamy glutinous rice {stay tune for my next post on this mouth watering delicacy, my favourite, pulut sambal (glutinous rice and fish floss (serunding ikan) )} If you’re feeling adventurous, you can even try making your own fish floss at home! All you need is some fresh fish, seasoning, and a dehydrator or oven. Simply shred the fish, season it to your liking, and then let it dry out until it’s crispy and fluffy. Stir on low heat until the Fish Floss has dried to preference and turned golden. It will take approximately 20-30 minutes depending on how you like it. Not only is fish floss lower in calories, but it is also rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which can help lower your risk of heart disease and stroke. Whether you’re a fan of sushi rolls or sandwiches, these recipes will give you a new appreciation for fish floss. Try them out and see for yourself! Frequently Asked Questions How do you eat fish floss?