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Fold the sides of paper twice to make a pouch and seal the fish inside. Place the mackerel fillet in the parchment paper and fold it over the fish. Brush a piece of parchment paper with some oil.

Take the fish out of the water and dry completely with a paper towel.Īpply a thin coat of vinegar (about 1 teaspoon) on both sides of the mackerel flesh and skin. If using an already salted mackerel fish, soak it in rice water for 10 minutes to reduce some of the saltiness. Once cooking is finished, the fish odor is gone and you will be surprised at the outcome–perfect-looking grilled mackerel. It not only locks in the moisture within your mackerel, it also seals the smell from sneaking outside. Don’t worry, you won’t taste the vinegar at all. It firms up the flesh and makes the fish more enjoyable. Brush mackerel fillets with a small amount of vinegar. (You can skip this process if using fresh mackerel.) Soaking helps to get rid of some of the extreme saltiness. This is a good method especially if you are using the heavily salted mackerel that are sold in stores.

Use rice water to soak the fish for 10 minutes.

These recipes put completely different twists on the preparation of mackerel. If you are looking for more mackerel recipes, try my soy braised mackerel and radish or goglabi (Pan-fried mackerel with the gochujang sauce). It’s similar to a Japanese grilled mackerel fillet but the cooking method is slightly different. Often, salted mackerel is used instead of fresh mackerel, but you can use either one for this grilled mackerel recipe. You can easily accomplish this in your kitchen. This recipe will show that pan-fried mackerel can look just like grilled mackerel without the open flame. In everyday cooking, we use a skillet to pan-grill the fish or an oven to broil the fish. Korean grilled fish doesn’t always require an open flame grilling method, especially when cooking at home. If you are a fish lover, you should try a Korean grilled mackerel recipe called “godeungeo gui (고등어구이).” It is one of the most popular seafood dishes that people cook regularly. (No matter how good the fish is for you, you shouldn’t eat them everyday.) And with any blue-backed fish, try not to consume it too often. I recommend Atlantic and Alaska mackerel.

Avoid King mackerel or Spanish mackerel for that reason. Some mackerel can have concerns with mercury. It is also a good source of vitamin B6 and niacin, which are important for our health. Good source of omega-3 acids: Mackerel is higher in inflammation-fighting omega-3 acids than other commonly eaten fish.The cost is around $2 per fish and the fish guy will clean it for you however you like. If you go to Asian markets, you will find stacks of fresh mackerel. Inexpensive: Mackerel is cheap, but the downside is mackerel is not always available in your local grocery stores.You can actually use chopsticks to pick the pieces up. It also has a firm texture that holds together. Rich taste: Mackerel has a rich taste with a slightly smoky flavor.It has tremendous health benefits, and people need to consume more of this tasty blue-back fish. Grilled mackerel is delicious, no doubt about it! I think mackerel fish is one of most underrated types of fish in any cuisine. You can easily adapt this in your kitchen for any fish. This mackerel recipe also proves that pan-fried mackerel can look just like grilled mackerel, but without the open flame.

Grilled mackerel fish cooked in a parchment pouch eliminates concerns about fish odor when cooking.