BBQ Snapper Miso, Sesame and Kewpie

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Get the BBQ ready. Get the drinks out and make a salad because this BBQ Snapper takes 20 minutes to cook and 5 minutes to make the marinade. Woohoo!

This BBQ Snapper with Miso, Sesame and Kewpie mayonnaise is really easy. Cooking whole fish on the BBQ is not only quick but pretty foolproof. The Japanese flavoured ingredients tend to be easy to get in any neighbourhood these days.

I’ve used white miso here, but if you have never used miso you are in for a treat, its a fermented paste made from soy beans, barley and salt. ‘The lighter the miso basically the milder the taste and salt content.  It has a wonderful savoury flavour and works well with fish giving it a leg up….so to speak. If you can only get a darker miso perhaps use just half of what the recipe suggests.

Hey now what about Kewpie Mayonnaise?. Have you tried it? It’s found on the shelf in the Asian section of the supermarket. A squeezy bottle of creamy salty totally addictive mayonnaise that can be used in so many ways you wouldn’t believe. It even comes in a sesame flavour which you could totally use with this BBQ Snapper too.

You are really gonna love this. If salad is too simple for you make some couscous and mix chopped coriander, lime and crunchy canned water chestnuts through it or add some shelled Endame beans. (Soy beans. These can also be bought frozen in Asian Stores- sub peas)

Now just a word about fins and head type things. Make sure the fish monger cleans the scales off for you. If you want to get rid of fins, tail fins and even the head first you can. Scissors do a great job on fins and tails and the fishmarket can cut the head off for you when you buy it. I definitely don’t mind eating around those things but some people do and if that is you then go for the fish Brazilian.

This is called a plate sized Snapper and weights in at about 1- 1/2 kilo. Don’t be tempted to cook it for any longer than about 10 minutes each side or it will be overcooked. It’s quick. Get everything else ready before you cook .

BBQ Snapper Miso, Sesame and Kewpie

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A quick cooking BBQ Snapper meal that will feed two/ four with salad and sides. It's easy and quick.

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Course Main course, Seafood

Cuisine seafood

Servings 4

Prep Time 10 minutes

Cook Time 20 minutes

Ingredients

Unit:MetricUS Imperial

• 1.2 kg Snapper approximately cleaned and scaled

Marinade

• 2 tablespoons white miso 1 Tablespoon darker miso
• 60 ml Soy Sauce Japanese or light soy (3 tablespoons)
• 60 ml lime juice 3 tablespoons
• 1 clove garlic
• 1 tablespoon ginger grated
• 40 mls honey or maple syrup, l 2 tablespoon
• 40 ml Sesame oil 2 tablespoons

To serve

• 1/2 cup chilli sliced
• 4 sprigs coriander
• 20 ml Sesame oil extra, 1 tablespoon
• 100 gm kewpie mayonaise
• 3 tablespoons sesame seeds toasted

Instructions

1. Mix the ingredients for the marinade together (reserving the squeezed lime halves)
2. Lay down the baking paper and the foil and put the fish on top.
3. Splash the inside of the fish with marinade and pop the limes inside. Wipe the fish outside and put extra underneath.
4. Fold the paper up around the fish and put it directly onto the BBQ. My BBQ temperature is 200 C with the lid down. I put it onto the bar grill plate and close the lid. Use a timer (or your phone) to time 10 minutes. Then flip the fish carefully by sliding an egg slice underneath and guiding it over with tongs.
5. Tuck the foil around the fish again and leave with the lid lowered for another 10 minutes. Slide the fish onto a flat tray.
6. To serve the fish slide a eggflip under the fish and slide it off the foil onto a dish. Cover with he toasted sesame seed, chopped chilli and squiggle wit Kewpie Mayo. add fresh coriander.

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