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titleOfInvention Opening method of smoked fish
abstract (57) [Summary] The present invention relates to a method for producing smoked fish, which has an acceptable flavor regardless of age group, and which is easily accepted for cooking using a microwave oven. The purpose is to do. SOLUTION: Ajinohira after removing internal organs is immersed in salted juice containing bamboo vinegar solution, and then dried in fresh water and then dried. By giving a short smoke treatment for a short period of time, a smoked flavor is given to the freshly dried dried bread. A liquid containing the bamboo vinegar may be sprayed on the opening after being immersed in salted juice for the treatment of the bamboo vinegar. Although the opening thus obtained has a smoked flavor, it also has the texture of a soft fresh dried opening of fish meat.
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