My Mother's Too-Easy Simmered Flounder. Flounder that is prepared and simmered on the stove, often cooked in alchohol. This recipe is based off of karei no nitsuke, loosely translating as "boiled flatfish". I personally wouldn't eat it, I'm not really the fish lover (Except Tuna xD).

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Ingredients of My Mother's Too-Easy Simmered Flounder

1. You need 4 of cuts Flounder fillets.
2. It's 100 ml of Sake.
3. You need 50 ml of Soy sauce.
4. Prepare 50 ml of Mirin.

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My Mother's Too-Easy Simmered Flounder step by step

1. Combine all of the ingredients except for the flounder in a frying pan, then bring to a simmer..
2. Put the flounder into the pan with the sauce, cover with a drop lid (or a sheet of aluminium foil), then simmer for 10 minutes..

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