Delicate hamachi slices kissed by vibrant yuzu oil and flaky Maldon salt. Minimal ingredients, maximum impact for an elegant starter.
Why You'll Love Hamachi Crudo w/ Yuzu Oil
Delicate slices of sushi-grade hamachi dressed with bright, floral yuzu oil and finished with flaky Maldon salt and citrus zest. Simple ingredients, big flavor, and elegant presentation-no sushi bar needed.
Tips and Tricks
- Use the freshest sushi-grade hamachi for the best texture and flavor.
- Slice fish cold and thin for neat presentation.
- Adjust citrus zest and salt to your taste preferences.
Variations
- Add microgreens or thin radish slices for color and crunch.
- Swap yuzu oil for toasted sesame oil for nuttier notes.
- Serve over cucumber rounds for a refreshing twist.
Substitutions
- Use lime zest if yuzu zest is unavailable.
- Any flaky finishing salt can replace Maldon salt.
- Yellowtail or other firm sashimi-grade fish can substitute for hamachi.
Best served with
- Cold sake or dry white wine
- Crisp cucumber salad
- Lightly pickled ginger slices
- Steamed jasmine rice
How to Store Leftovers
- Best eaten fresh. If needed, wrap fish tightly and refrigerate up to 12 hours. Do not marinate ahead to preserve texture.
Common Questions
Can I prepare this ahead of time?
This dish is best served immediately after slicing and dressing for optimal texture.
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Is it safe to eat raw hamachi?
Yes, only consume sushi-grade fish from trusted suppliers.
Hamachi Crudo w/ Yuzu Oil
Delicate hamachi slices drizzled with vibrant yuzu oil and finished with flaky Maldon salt. Minimal ingredients, maximum impact for an elegant starter.
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Notes
Storage: crudo is meant to be sliced and dressed just before serving, the fish won't hold well once cut. If you have extra hamachi, wrap it tightly and keep it in the coldest part of the fridge, use it within a day.

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