If you grill a mackerel once, the house smell lasts for a day — 7 ways to grill less
Cod is good as a side dish with rice, but you have to open the window before grilling it. It's delicious when eaten, but the fan, sink, and kitchen air...
Pollack is good as a side dish with rice.
You have to open the window before bending it.
It's delicious when you eat it, but with fans and sinks,
There is a sour smell even in the kitchen air.
There are times when it still bothers me the next day.

The smell is not only a problem only at the moment of baking.
Temperature of seawater, moisture, and oil and
It goes from baking to processing.
Today, based on one mackerel
The difference in baking to reduce the smell
I summarized 7 things.
First let me tell you the criteria
Pre-prepared mackerel 1 piece 400g
It was based on the inside and outside.
The flesh of the fish becomes translucent
Until it easily splits
Please cook it enough.
7 ways to reduce the smell in one glance
1. Thaw in the refrigerator and discard the thawing water
2. Milk or lemon water only for 10 minutes
3. Wipe out the moisture completely
4. Only fans can pre-order first
5. Bake on medium heat from the skin side.
6. Do not close the lid completely.
7. Wipe the fan with oil before using the dishes

1. Thaw in the refrigerator and discard the thawing water
Ingredients:
1 frozen mackerel
1 sealed container with a base
Seasoning:
No added salt

How to make it
Unwrap the frozen mackerel packaging.
Put it in a container with a base.
Slowly defrost in the refrigerator
Discard the thawed water that has collected on the floor immediately.
Rather than washing for a long time in running water
Just rinse the surface debris briefly.
The smell of thawing decreases, the smell of tuna
The savory taste becomes more distinct.
the core
Refrigeration thawing releases a lot of water
It's not good for food safety either.
2. Milk or lemon water only for 10 minutes
Ingredients:
1 cleaned mackerel
200ml of milk or 300ml of water
Seasoning:
Choose 1T of lemon juice
1/2t coarse salt
How to make it
If the fishy smell is strong, it's like tuna in milk.
Soak in the light lemon water for 10 minutes.
Quickly rinse in cold water after taking it out.
Remove the remaining liquid.
Don't add salt to sardines.
Only lightly fry raw mackerel.
The unpleasant smell becomes softer
The taste of the flesh remains.
the core
If you soak it in acidic water for a long time, the flesh will
You can retreat, so 10 minutes is enough.
3. Wipe out the moisture completely
Ingredients:
1 cleaned mackerel
3~4 kitchen towels
Seasoning:
Choose 1T of soju, a little pepper
How to make it
The inner vein and belly part of the tuna
Press it first with a kitchen towel.
The moisture on the surface of the shell and the flesh
Remove carefully with a new towel.
If you use alcohol, spread it very thinly.
Press the surface again.
The surface is crispy baked
It smells more pungent than rotten steam.
the core
If there is moisture left, the oil will splash out.
The moisture and smell spread more.

4. Only fans can pre-order first
Ingredients:
1 mackerel, 1 wide plastic fan
1t of edible oil
Seasoning:
Choose 1T of flour or starch
How to make it
After warming up the wide fan with medium heat for 1 minute
Coat the oil very thinly.
Keep the fire at medium brightness
Place the squid shell side down.
If you want crispness, use a fish that has been dried with water.
I smear the starch thinly.
The skin is crispy and the inside is
It cooks moistly.
the core
Instead of paper towels on the gas stove
Use the non-sticky fan as is.
5. Bake on medium heat from the skin side.
Ingredients:
1 prepared mackerel
1t of edible oil
Seasoning:
A little pepper
How to make it
Put the shell down
Cook for 5~6 minutes on medium heat.
If the edge of the skin turns more than half white
Flip it only once.
The body part should be in the mid-treatment phase for 4~5 minutes.
Cook it all the way to the inside.
The skin is crispy and the flesh is
It is soft and moist.
the core
If you flip it frequently, the skin will break.
The fan temperature keeps dropping.

6. Do not close the lid completely.
Ingredients:
1 grilled mackerel
1 fan lid
Seasoning:
Select 1 lemon piece
How to make it
If the oil splatters, put on the lid.
Open and cover diagonally for 2~3cm.
Leave room for the moisture to evaporate
It prevents the shark from cooking like it would.
In the last 1 minute, open the lid.
It evaporates surface moisture.
The flesh is moist but the skin is
It will remain without getting damp.
the core
When you close the lid completely, there is a pungent moisture.
It freezes inside the fan and spreads all at once.
7. Wipe the fan with oil before using the dishes
Ingredients:
Used fan and fish packaging material
Choose kitchen towel, baking soda
Seasoning:
1T vinegar, 300ml water
How to make it
After removing the octopus, fan's oil
First wipe with a kitchen towel.
The fish packaging and the remaining waste
Put it in a sealed trash bag.
Add water and vinegar to the pan and boil for 2 minutes.
Wash with detergent and ventilate.
Keep the taste of the food the same
Reduce the smell of leftover oil in the kitchen.
the core
You should wipe the pan before the oil hardens.
The sink doesn't smell as much.
Frequently asked questions
Does the air fryer smell less?
While closing the door and baking, the spread is small, but
There is a smell inside the basket and the device.
Please wipe off the oil after use.
Can I use vinegar instead of lemon?
About 1T of vinegar for 300ml of water
You can use it in a diluted form. Don't soak it for too long.
Is the mackerel too salty?
Soak it in cold water for 10 minutes and take it out.
Dry off the moisture completely and bake it.

Today, so that there is less squid smell at home.
7 things from grooming to fan organization
I organized it one by one.
Save it and next time start with the moisture.
Please wipe it carefully and bake it.
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