Watch video on how to make cod fish in a savory soy sauce with ginger, garlic, scallion, red pepper flakes, and sesame oil. Super easy 20 minute recipe. For this recipe, you can find all the ingredients in your local supermarket, no need to go to an Asian market.
Ingredients:
- Cod fish (1 lb., cut into chunks)
Marinade:
- Ginger (2 inch cube, thinly sliced)
- Scallion (3 pieces, diced)
- Garlic (4 cloves, diced)
- Red pepper flakes (1/2 of tablespoon)
- Soy Sauce (5 tablespoons)
- Water (6 tablespoons)
- Sesame oil (1 tablespoon)
If you can’t find sesame oil in your local supermarket, then get it here:
Kadoya Sesame Oil, 11 oz
Hi Moon, I have tried this exact recipe few times and simply love it. Now I wonder if can i use this same recipe for salmon ?
And prawns too?
Hi Faith… I think salmon would be OK, but don’t think it will be as good as cod fish. I would stay with fish, not shrimp. I love salmon myself, so please try it with salmon and let me know if it’s just as good as cod.
In the Cod fish in Ginger Soy Sauce recipe you mention ‘Red Pepper Flakes’ is this dried red bell peppers or red chilli peppers as there is quite a big difference.
great question, Grahame. I meant dry. Please let me know if you like the dish!
Sorry, I think you misunderstood the question. I realise it was dry pepper flakes but was it chilli peppers or sweet bell peppers. In the UK chilli peppers are normally referred to just as ‘chillis’ whereas sweet bell peppers are normally referred to just as ‘peppers’. On my search of several supermarkets I found several variations of dried chilli flakes but none of dried peppers flakes.
chili pepper flakes, not sweet bell pepper!
chili pepper flakes, cause you want the spiceyness.