How does one cook the multitudes of dried fish found at the Asian Supermarket?
I've seen the little dried fish go on rice...
How does one cook the dried whole fish, fish fillets, and smaller fish (dried, of course) normally found in a thriving Asian Supermarket?
They smell wonderful, and I'd like recipes, or a webpage which hosts such recipes, to try.
Ginny Jin2008-06-03T01:35:48Z
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I can only speak of what I see in Korean homes. They stick it on an open flame on the cooker, then cut it into strips and serve with a piquant sauce with chilli, soy sauce or sesame oil and kimchi and sometimes wrapped in lettuce.
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