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West African pepper — citrus, cardamom notes, gin botanical
French-engineered grinding mechanism — lifetime pepper mill
Adjustable stand — hold cookbook or tablet at eye level while cooking
Real ginger syrup — craft Moscow mule, Penicillin, ginger drinks
Korean traditional ginger tea blend — warming, medicinal, cold remedy
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cut the mackerel into bite sizes. cut the atsuage into bite size. marinate in the a. ingredients for about 20 minutes. cut the bell peppers. mince the ginger. mix all the b. ingredients in a bowl. cut off a 20cm section of a japanese leak and julienne. drain the mackerel and the atsuage and put it in a plastic bag with katakuriko. shack the plastic bag to make the katakuriko cover the mackerel and atsuage evenly. heat up the oil to about a medium-high temperature, and deep fry the mackerel and atsuage. drain off the oil. remove the scum from the surface as shown in the photo if needed. wipe off the oil from the frying pan of step 4 and fry the paprika and green bell pepper and add the b ingredients. add the mackerel and the atsuage to it and fry all together. the katakuriko from the covering from step 5 makes the sauce a little thicker. dish it on a plate, garnish it with the very thinly julienned japanese leek and it's ready.