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Olive flounder
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We will introduce how to fillet a olive flounder. You can see the whole process from pre-processing to how to use a knife with explanations.
Elevate your cooking with our olive flounder preparation guide, showcasing Japanese knife skills for the ultimate presentation.
- Scale the flounder with a knife.
- Turn the flounder over and cut diagonally with a knife to remove the head and guts.
- Cut into the bloodline of the flounder with a knife.
- Place the tail end of the flounder towards you and cut down the center of the top side of the fish to the tail with a knife.
- Flip the flounder over and cut down the center of the bottom side of the fish to the tail with a knife.
- Rotate the flounder and remove one side of the fish by cutting along the backbone with a knife.
- Cut along the flesh of the flounder with a knife and remove the belly bone. Once it is down to one layer of skin, stand the knife upright and cut through.
- Cut diagonally to remove the backbone and the bloodline of the flounder.
- Cut off the edges of the flounder.
Video Provided: Sabakeru Channel (part of the Nippon Foundation's "The Ocean and Japan Project")
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