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Video guide for Panko Fried Oysters recipe

Fresh oysters covered in a crispy coating makes for the perfect seafood appetiser



PREP TIME 15 m
COOK TIME 5m
SERVES 1
Ingredients

    4 pieces of oysters

    20 gms all purpose flour

    1 egg

    40 gms Panko bread crumbs

    500ml canola oil

    For the apple barbeque sauce

    40 gms Granny Smith apple

    40 gms Tonkatsu sauce (store bought)

    For the tartare pickle sauce

    120 gms Kewpie mayonnaise

    35 gms carrot

    35 gms Takuwan radish (store bought pickled daikon radish)

    1/2 tsp Wasabi paste

    5 gms green mustard with herbs (store bought)

Ingredient Substitution Guide

METHOD

Frying the oysters

1. Open the oysters with an oyster opener, remove from the shell gently without breaking the oyster meat, transfer it on a tray lined with a paper napkin.

2. In three different plates, place the flour, the whisked whole egg and the bread crumbs. Toss the oysters one at a time in the flour, dip it in the bath, and then gently coat it the bread crumbs without pressing it.

3. Heat the oil at 175°C, deep fry the oysters until golden brown, it will take about 40 seconds more or less, it needs to be flipped from one side to another.

Making the apple barbeque sauce

1. Wash the apple and peel with a peeler, thinly slice the apple and brunoise it.

2. In a mixing bowl, place the apple and add the Tonkatsu sauce, mix well and keep aside.

Making the tartare pickle sauce

1. Wash and peel the carrot, thinly slice the carrot and brunoise it.

2. Thinly slice the takuwan radish and brunoise it.

3. In a mixing bowl, add all the ingredients together and mix it well with a rubber spatula or a spoon.

4. To serve, in a small bowl, place the apple barbeque sauce, place the fried oysters on top, add a small tea spoon of the tartare pickle sauce on top of each oyster.

Chef George Ghoussoub
He is the head chef at Salmon Guru.

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