Fish Tartare on Nori Shells
A stylish way to welcome guests to a dinner party and the perfect bite for raw fish lovers. Its crispy seaweed base elevates the fresh, lemony fish tartare to a whole new level, making it the ideal starter for any gathering.
Place <quantity>1</quantity> nori sheet, rough side up, on a clean surface
Dip <quantity>1</quantity> rice paper in a bowl of water, then lift it up and let the remaining water drip off
Place the rice paper on top of the nori sheet, and tap gently until it sticks together
Dry in a oven at <temperature>100<unit>°C</unit></temperature> for 10m
Preheat <quantity>3<unit>cups</unit></quantity> of vegetable oil at <temperature>180<unit>°C</unit></temperature>. Set a tray with paper towel and set aside
Cut the dry sheet to the desired size and place it in the hot oil, using tongs to gently press the center into the oil to form a shell shape. When the rice paper turns white and puffs up, carefully remove from the oil
Cut <quantity>100<unit>g</unit></quantity> of white fish loin into small cubes and put them in a small bowl
Slice <quantity>1</quantity> spring onion and add to the bowl with the fish
Add olive oil and flaky salt to taste
Grate lime zest into bowl to taste. Stir until combined
Spoon the fish tartare into the Crispy Nori Shells just before serving
Top the fish tartare with finger lime to taste
Finely grate horseradish to taste. The fish tartare on nori shells is ready
Enjoy the freshness!
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